Asanda's tweet suggests that FNB used her design without permission. To avoid similar situations, here's what @FNB or anyone else should do to obtain permission to use someone else's work:
# Obtaining Permission to Use Someone Else's Work
1. *Identify the Creator*: Research and identify the original creator of the work, in this case, Asanda Sizani.
2. *Reach Out and Ask*: Contact the creator directly via email, social media, or phone to request permission to use their work.
3. *Provide Context*: Explain how you intend to use the work, including the purpose, audience, and any potential modifications.
4. *Offer Attribution*: Offer to provide attribution to the creator, such as crediting them in a caption or providing a link to their work.
5. *Negotiate Terms*: If necessary, negotiate terms for using the work, such as payment or licensing fees.
6. *Get Written Permission*: Obtain written permission or a licensing agreement that outlines the terms of use.
7. *Respect the Creator's Decision*: If the creator declines or doesn't respond, respect their decision and explore alternative options.
By following these steps, @FNB and others can ensure they obtain proper permission to use someone else's work, avoiding potential copyright infringement and maintaining a positive reputation.