sundance-communications.com/forum Forums Wiring - Telecom Carriers - Trunks & Services Cabling Telephones Systems Wiring Website Using One of My Telephone Pictures.

I was Googling "telephone cabling" and spotted one of my Church pictures. It is being used on a website owned by an outfit in NV. Should I be furious or flattered

Click, select "voice, video and data cabling" and look at the 2nd out of 4 pictures.

Probably flattered.

Advise them that you were never paid for that project of theirs.

I eagerly await those royalty checks!

I was doing a Google search of images the other day and came across some photos that I had posted on here years ago. It really is true; once it is on the internet, it is out there forever.

There's probably some dubious legal issue if they are claiming it is their work, but probably more trouble than it's worth. I guess just be flattered and hope the work they actually do is as good as the work in your pictures.

I have my doubts that the company includes hinged covers with any 66 blocks that they install. If they were included, they would most likely be just standard orange colored.

I know most installers avoid using swinging covers in favor of either clear snap-ons or none at all. I like them, and, in light of the fact that very few changes are ever made with the Magix, the covers don't create much of a hassle.

When Verizon did away with its free web hosting service, my Magix pictures soon disappeared off of Google. If they are still out there, it would only be as cached images.

I think that the picture was used as a general image. The other pictures used are more generic in nature.

Watermark your photos. People on eBay have been doing that for years. Sucks, but at least you'll get some visitors to your website if someone hijacks your photos.