As per recent reports, it has been claimed that Pinterest may well not prove to be legal enough. In addition, it has been claimed that users almost always tend to throw copyright concern to the wind which is mainly because they tend to highjack an ocean full of images from all over the web so as to share them on a variety of virtual pinboards.

Along the same lines, a photo discovery platform established in 2010, Piccsy, has surplus content which generally gets poached by the users of Pinterest. A recent study has additionally showed that the content of Piccsy makes up to around ~ 0.15% of the whole Pinterest pins. In addition, it has been said that it is the 18th most shared website on Pinterest.

Here, like most of them, you'd be forced into thinking that Piccsy would be fairly an upset party regarding the issue. But still, it is being said and seen that it is “extremely happy” on the matter of sharing its content which has always been its forte.

While expressing his opinion regarding the entire issue, along with mentioning what all consequences it can have in the time to follow, the founder of Piccsy, Daniel Eckler, said: “As far as I'm concerned, any traffic to Piccsy is good traffic. The fact that it's distributed across many pins means that users of Pinterest will likely return again and again, instead of users from StumbleUpon or Facebook; those sites send more dense traffic”.

As per reports revealed recently in this regard, it has come to light that his website tends to get in excess of 30 million views on a monthly basis, and to boot Pinterest easily drives the majority of those page visits.