Indeed. This isn't some weird edge case or complicated situation. Anyone who has even glanced at copyright law knows that fair use doesn't cover accidents, resi

Indeed. This isn't some weird edge case or complicated situation. Anyone who has even glanced at copyright law knows that fair use doesn't cover accidents, resizing, linking, non-commercial use, and disclaimers. "Don't grab random images from Google" is pretty much the first lesson you learn about copyright, and no, changing it a little bit or giving a link doesn't automatically give you the right to use it. A company specializing in content-based sites not knowing this is like a physicist not knowing f=ma.