What is responsible use of social media in handicrafts?

Correct answer: Giving correct photos, correct claims, artisan credit and clear contact

Direct answer: Option A. Responsible social-media use means presenting the handicraft honestly and respectfully. Step by step, the seller should use photographs that show the actual product, make only truthful claims about material and origin, name or credit the artisan where appropriate, and provide a clear way to contact the seller. This creates trust, reduces disputes and gives the craft a stronger brand value. Option A is correct because it includes accuracy, transparency and respect for the maker. Option B is wrong because showing a different product to obtain an order is misleading and may harm the buyer and the craft’s reputation. Option C is wrong because changing an artisan’s story without permission violates respectful representation and may spread false information. Option D is wrong because incomplete information prevents informed customer choice. Remember: digital promotion should be truthful, clear, consent-based and connected to the real product.