> But imagine what she’d have if her name was attached to every instance of the image, doctored or not? Of course that's one of the first edits that will be m

> But imagine what she’d have if her name was attached to every instance of the image, doctored or not? Of course that's one of the first edits that will be made: removing the credits. Especially when they're placed unobtrusively like in the example. I do want to note something, though: the author uses some loose wording when mentioning the change to "copyright" the example image, but that's a little misleading: it was copyrighted the moment it was made, even without having the notice. A notice can still be a good idea for various reasons but I wouldn't be too worried about it, honestly. Actually exercising your rights could be a fraught process for all sorts of reasons but you do have the option.