Re: protecting images
by Al Sessions <al(at)oldforgefd.org>
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Wed, 16 Oct 2002 21:47:54 -0700 |
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At 08:00 PM 10/16/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>hi
>as part of our fund raising campaign this January
>our society is planning on posting a memorial page on
>our website with scanned photos of individuals the
>participants are walking in memory of
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>is there a way I can protect the images so that no one
>can download these private photos for unauthorized
>use?
Don't do this to yourself, your going to wind up with a headache.
There are several methods you could use to discourage a casual thief, but
these all suffer from usability and implementation problems. More
importantly regardless of the measures the consensus is that there isn't
anything you can do to stop a truly determined thief.
The bottom line is if my browser can render it I can own it.
Your best bet is to vigorously enforce copyright when/if you encounter a
problem.
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Al Sessions
al(at)oldforgefd.org
http://www.fultonchaindesign.com/mt (personal weblog)
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