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   9/10/09

   timethief

   Please note that there is no "perfect" way to prevent image theft. Thieves still steal images whether or not they are under copyright protection. The most effective way to protect any image is to watermark it. Here's a link to a free online watermarking service picmarkr.com/
   
   In addition you can register with
   myfreecopyright.com/
   or creativecommons.org/choose/
   or creators.icopyright.com/

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      9/10/09

      bullegilla

      I want to tell the problems I faced.
      I post pictures copied by drag by another blogger so my pictures that appear on Google when the clinical will go to the address that had copied the blog.
      How can I make a link in an image can not copy.
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      9/10/09

      maccasenior

      Hi timethief and thank you for the link to picmarkr.com/
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      9/10/09

      timethief

      @maccasenior
      Hello there and you're welcome.
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      9/10/09

      timethief

      @bullegilla
      I'm sorry but I do not understand you. Did someone steal your pictures? If so you must make a DMCA complaint to their web hosting service to have the images removed. This post explains how to do that.
      Splog Off! Dealing with content theft
      onecoolsite.wordpress.com/2008/05/10/splog-off-dealing-with-content-theft/
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   9/10/09

   seername

   timetheif is correct, there is no 100% perfect way. I also facing these issue on my previous experience. I put in the watermark on every bottom right or left picture that I wish to post. then you know how people still can steal it? they just copy and paste the picture using paint software and delete the bottom line picture which contain watermark.

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