Plagiarized Images

Bulborum Botanicum bulborum@gmail.com
Tue, 22 Jan 2013 11:36:55 PST
My small pictures uploaded are free to use
if somebody doesn't want that their pictures on internet are re-used
simply make them uninteresting with a watermark for other
or don't post them in a size that they are interesting for other
problem solved
you will always lose from people who are more clever as you
just look at the cd and dvd copyright protection

Roland

2013/1/22 Nhu Nguyen <xerantheum@gmail.com>

> Thanks, Matt for the very nice post. It got my brain fired up in all
> manners of interesting ways.
>
> As a person who is not deeply involved in social media, I am hoping you can
> clarify a few questions. When we post a photo, say to the wiki and someone
> takes it an use it on their website without back-linking, then someone else
> takes that photo and use it on their blog. How will the readers of the
> website or the blog know where the photo came from originally? How can we
> even track these photos if we want to know where it is being used? How can
> this disconnect be used to spread words of the PBS? I imagine that the
> benefits you talked about has to do with social media like re-tweeting a
> Tweeter entry, or tumbling of a Tumbler entry where everything can be
> traced back to the original source?
>
> Nhu
>
> On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 5:17 AM, Matt Mattus <mmattus@charter.net> wrote:
>
> > I think that one discussion here, should be more about - how can we
> engage
> > MORE people to become engaged rather than discourage them.
> >
> > And then, a second discussion should be - how to tier out engagement - as
> > only a few of these curious gawkers really want to engage as deeply as
> the
> > 50 or so members who chat here.
> >
> > The critical fact is that even if a young person searches and discovers a
> > rare bulb, this baseline interest is what may spark a deeper engagement
> in
> > the future - it's entry level engagement. Today, a Google search may be
> the
> > only place where a young person may see what we have. Their laptop is
> their
> > library. The Internet is how they are discovering possible future
> > interests.
> > If they repost to a blog or their Pinterest page "cool check out this
> > Tulip", then they may become a future member once they learn more.
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