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> wouldn't I put my name and contact into any metadata And then things like CloudFlare+ might optimise the image discarding meta-data during compression of the
by buro9 14y ago
> wouldn't I put my name and contact into any metadata
And then things like CloudFlare+ might optimise the image discarding meta-data during compression of the image, and a person solely relying on the image will not be able to find the creator.
The only option will be to visibly watermark the image with the creator name.
+ I'm not sure if CloudFlare does do this, but something may optimise the image and discard the EXIF or other meta-data.
- Already__Taken 14y agoWell imgur does that and if you have fans copying images to imgur to share on forums as to not ddos the author you might see this problem.
- polshaw 14y agoWatermarks are often removed, via cropping or photoshop. The only solid option of protecting your work is to add it to a copyright registry, which isn't likely to be free.