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Sandi
I don't mind others liking my site so much that they link to it, I
have let some school and other sites post my pictures, and usually
they will link to it. Recently I became aware of "hotlinking" (I guess
it was never a concern of mine,, until people actually started
visiting my site.)
I recently found a couple of pages that had hotlinked to some pictures
of mine, and the way they were presented on the pages gave no
indication of who the pictures belong too.
Really doesn't bother me, except they didn't even bother to store the
pictures in their own web space. I found one that is actually a pretty
major site, that brags of "stolen pictures" so I found a way to deal
with it.
I was wondering if this is acceptable in the circle of the internet. I
did not use porn or anything bad, but rather replaced the original
pictures with an "offer" to see the picture by visiting the site where
it is located.
Is there anything wrong with this?
My site is strictly non commercial, it is an information and picture
site of Arizona.
This is one page that hotlinked to my site, if you scroll down to the
picture that has been reversed, flipped and only half there... with a
message and the word "MONSOON" under it, that is the one that is
actually on my site, but they have on their site (this was even masked
by a fake URL if you try to save the picture from their site, the only
way I figured it out was by viewing their "source" and reading the
script).
I would like opinion on if what I did was okay....Here is the link
http://padacia.blogspot.com/
The true link for the site the picture is on is
http://arizonainformation.freeservers.com/mesapic.html
Sandi
have let some school and other sites post my pictures, and usually
they will link to it. Recently I became aware of "hotlinking" (I guess
it was never a concern of mine,, until people actually started
visiting my site.)
I recently found a couple of pages that had hotlinked to some pictures
of mine, and the way they were presented on the pages gave no
indication of who the pictures belong too.
Really doesn't bother me, except they didn't even bother to store the
pictures in their own web space. I found one that is actually a pretty
major site, that brags of "stolen pictures" so I found a way to deal
with it.
I was wondering if this is acceptable in the circle of the internet. I
did not use porn or anything bad, but rather replaced the original
pictures with an "offer" to see the picture by visiting the site where
it is located.
Is there anything wrong with this?
My site is strictly non commercial, it is an information and picture
site of Arizona.
This is one page that hotlinked to my site, if you scroll down to the
picture that has been reversed, flipped and only half there... with a
message and the word "MONSOON" under it, that is the one that is
actually on my site, but they have on their site (this was even masked
by a fake URL if you try to save the picture from their site, the only
way I figured it out was by viewing their "source" and reading the
script).
I would like opinion on if what I did was okay....Here is the link
http://padacia.blogspot.com/
The true link for the site the picture is on is
http://arizonainformation.freeservers.com/mesapic.html
Sandi