Below under the Simmo postings you can find a link to the MCN web forum where I posted my photos for the personal pleasure of anyone who cared to have a look.

However, I am a little disappointed that one of my photo's has been lifted and used on a subscription only forum.

Just a note on the MCN web site would have done the trick.

It's a shame but apparently on the web anyone can lift precious pictures from your website.

I have started "spoiling" my web pictures by adding my name or company name slap bang in the middle. I thought the nicking would stop.

Someone on the Isle of Man who should know better has been filching ours for years including some of my rare ones. I've seen them in magazines and papers.

Does it deter ?? Not B****Y likely !

What's the answer ?

What's the answer ?

The cat o' nine tails!

cat o' three legs and no tail !!!

I don't know how it's done but you can protect your pictures and stop them being lifted from your website if you go to realroadracing.com you'll find that all the pictures are copyright and can not be "lifted"
Interestingly part of RRR.com is a pay to view site one wonders if it was...... ?

cargo, you can still lift them, even with the copyright thingy in place, it's pretty easy if ya know how. incidently, when is your first road race this season?
cheers, ade!

hows it done then ade???

send me an email and i'll tell ya

So YOU are the one !!

No he's not, but one of the postings is on the nose.

no, me old tater, i'm not the one. some things in life i do not do. stealing from others - no. telling lies - no. boasting i've done something, but haven't - no. i stick by these principles and have brought my kids up to be the same.
ade!

I haven't got shares in this site but it may be of interest to those interested in protection their images.
<A HREF="http://www.digimarc.com/mypicturemarc/default.asp">http://www.digimarc.com/mypicturemarc/default.asp</A>
I think it is a terrible thing to do, downloading other people's photos from the internet - I haven't done it once, this week.

Isn't it B****y expensive to protect your own work.

And it is an American source !

This method of protection is free and may be interesting to anyone with a lot of photos or other intelectual property on the internet.
<A HREF="http://creativecommons.org/">http://creativecommons.org/</A>