NO_Hydra!Cap, much improved by the Silicon Shaman
About 43½ hours ago, stupidly if persistently (obsessively) around 4am local yesterday, I posted an image that was meant to represent "No to Captain America as an agent of Hydra!", free for reuse with a couple of mild conditions mentioned there. 
siliconshaman, who is orders of magnitude better at graphics than I am, cleaned it up as I had asked and hoped that someone would do:
But then he went one better: he made his own unambiguous version "because not everyone would get the connection between Hydra and the Nazis", and released it under Creative Commons licence, attributable (CC-BY), (copyleft) *:
Both of these are reduced here, but they link to the full-size originals. I would have posted these sooner, but I had trouble with the graphic links.
* As near as I can tell, "copyleft" is a somewhat general term that refers to several kinds of free-use license, all basically similar but with different specific requirements, whereas the Creative Commons CC-BY attributable license is a specific one of several CC licenses, which specifies (see link) just what it allows. This entry was originally posted at http://thnidu.dreamwidth.org/1507603.html. You can comment here, or there using OpenID or your Dreamwidth ID.
comments there so far.
siliconshaman, who is orders of magnitude better at graphics than I am, cleaned it up as I had asked and hoped that someone would do:
But then he went one better: he made his own unambiguous version "because not everyone would get the connection between Hydra and the Nazis", and released it under Creative Commons licence, attributable (CC-BY), (copyleft) *:
Both of these are reduced here, but they link to the full-size originals. I would have posted these sooner, but I had trouble with the graphic links.
* As near as I can tell, "copyleft" is a somewhat general term that refers to several kinds of free-use license, all basically similar but with different specific requirements, whereas the Creative Commons CC-BY attributable license is a specific one of several CC licenses, which specifies (see link) just what it allows. This entry was originally posted at http://thnidu.dreamwidth.org/1507603.html. You can comment here, or there using OpenID or your Dreamwidth ID.
comments there so far.