Quote - > Quote - The safest course is not to assume anything on the part of the original artist's intent. Better to site mail them or simply create a link directly to the image you have a question about. It would be good site ettiquette.

You know what, I have an obligation to say this. This odd way of thinking has got to go to the trash.

INVISIBLE WATERMARKING OF IMAGES WITH PHOTOSHOP: http://www.psdbox.com/tutorials/create-an-invisible-watermark-in-photoshop/

Once your image is public on the internet it's going to float around and there is NOTHING, not even the artist can do about it. If it gets ripped off he does a DMCA takedown.  HOWEVER, he WATERMARKED AND STAMPED HIS BRAND ON HIS IMAGE. He realizes his image will float around and is prepared for it. The artist is a PROFESSIONAL, not a hobbyist.

ALL OF YOU HOBBYISTS GET THIS STUPID WAY OF THINKING OUT OF YOUR HEAD AND ENTER THE REAL WORLD.  Stamp and watermark your images, don't be naive. Let your image go and let it roam the internet and advertise your name/website.

If your not ready for your image to go public, DON'T UPLOAD IT.

On a side note, I think I figured out what one of his primary methods is. I'm gonna test it.

wow....so many things came to my fingers to type and I am glad I controled it. NO....it is not ok. NO it is not a given. anymore then you walking out of your house with your wallet in your pocket and it gets stolen means it is ok and to be expected.

 

YOU need to get "over it".

 

I am going to stop now as this is just.....

 

yea I am going to stop.

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