Interesting Traffic Source

[InfoGuy]

The 3rd photo in that post is missing your watermark and it has mostly been cropped out of the 4th photo. Like it or not, the reality is that people will redistribute your content without your permission. Adding your watermark to every photo ensures that potential buyers who come in contact with such content have a way to find the path back to your door.

Useless Warrior said:
If not, block them in .htaccess so that no faces will go along with the info.

Perhaps, I'm missing something, but how would blocking pictures with .htaccess help shield someone's identity, when there are direct links to galleries with images of that person on it?

[Useless]

Originally Posted by InfoGuy

Perhaps, I'm missing something, but how would blocking pictures with .htaccess help shield someone's identity, when there are direct links to galleries with images of that person on it?

Good point. But he could also use .htaccess to deny all direct traffic from that site. There will still be copy-and-pasters, but far fewer than those who would click the published links. Obviously, communicating with the forum owner would be the smoothest route, assuming they are not total fucking cunts like most porn surfer forum owners. The fact that their moderators, assuming that there are some, don't automatically delete personal info is a bad sign.

[papagmp]

Originally Posted by InfoGuy

The 3rd photo in that post is missing your watermark and it has mostly been cropped out of the 4th photo. Like it or not, the reality is that people will redistribute your content without your permission. Adding your watermark to every photo ensures that potential buyers who come in contact with such content have a way to find the path back to your door.

Perhaps, I'm missing something, but how would blocking pictures with .htaccess help shield someone's identity, when there are direct links to galleries with images of that person on it?

Cuz I forgot to watermark it when I put it up - I'll fix it when I get around to it I 'm an advocate of watermarks but sometimes I screw up