ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
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[QUOTE 4625550, member: 9609"]So you don't have any control over your image other than editing your post within the time period allowed, so therefore once another member quoted your post the image would be forever out of your own control. I think this is where I like the principle of a 3rd part host then I could remove my image from anywhere it is shown from a link t the 3rd party (obviously if someone else screen shot the image and uploaded it somewhere else then control is less easy)
And yes as long as the image is still on my own computer I can always upload it elsewhere, however a third party host would allow me to share the image in other ways all from the same upload.
So yes I do like the ease of CC for hosting images, but like everything else in life there is often other considerations[/QUOTE]
Any time you put an image on the web somebody could take a copy of it and do what they wanted with it. For example, Fab Foodie posted some rotated photos the other day. I corrected them for him and reposted them HERE. You could never stop people doing things like that, so full 'editorial control' is an illusion.
When a quoted post contains uploaded images, the quote of the post has a link to the image rather than a copy of it, so if you delete the image, it will disappear from the quote. I can't see any way of editing an uploaded image though without having to re-upload it, which would break any links to the original image.
Having the photos hosted elsewhere DOES give you more control of them, but not TOTAL control.
And yes as long as the image is still on my own computer I can always upload it elsewhere, however a third party host would allow me to share the image in other ways all from the same upload.
So yes I do like the ease of CC for hosting images, but like everything else in life there is often other considerations[/QUOTE]
Any time you put an image on the web somebody could take a copy of it and do what they wanted with it. For example, Fab Foodie posted some rotated photos the other day. I corrected them for him and reposted them HERE. You could never stop people doing things like that, so full 'editorial control' is an illusion.
When a quoted post contains uploaded images, the quote of the post has a link to the image rather than a copy of it, so if you delete the image, it will disappear from the quote. I can't see any way of editing an uploaded image though without having to re-upload it, which would break any links to the original image.
Having the photos hosted elsewhere DOES give you more control of them, but not TOTAL control.