Dear All, I know it has been discussed in this list several times, but it seems to be an evergreen topic. Today i heard about a new app of a search provider. You just download it to your browser, set the options menu and you can search for a picture on the internet. I did a search just for curiosity and i have seen my picture downloaded from the PBS website, cut off my watermark and put it on a russian, american, lithuanian website. Now if they use the original link and would leave the watermark intact i would not have a problem. But they put their own watermark on it and sell their stuff. So now i'll just send out a couple of letters to remove my pictures right now. I'm raging now, not because i would demand money, but they could just state my name. A lot of people took the time and provided the wiki with their own pictures, to let people see how those plants look like, most of them spend a lot of money to have a new plant in their collection, and then they share the knowledge. For these people i'm very thankful, because i first check PBS wiki for reliable info and pictures of a plant, since my knowledge is limited. So if anyone is interested in the app, which is free, here is the link: http://google.com/intl/en/… my original picture: http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… and here is the website with the stolen picture: http://shop.design-sada.ru/index.php/… I myself look for a new way to watermark my pictures, because i still feel that uploading them to the wiki is a good thing. Thank you for your time! Janos