10.7.13 It's a TIE!! More GLEE Spoilers!

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It is difficult, especially if you are using image search like lillybop when you find something to share. However, I've copied the URLs of the two images and if in doubt as to the source then the one that uses a photo service like photobucket or imageshack should be considered as the original because someone has saved it before sharing and not just cut and pasted. But when searching you have no idea which of the images google is going to find and people are not going to go look at all the URLs and figure it out. And what do you do on the images where the original is edited such as taking Eli out of his own pic? That cropped image gets saved but Eli gets nothin. 

Now, many people only know how to cut (right click copy image) and paste (right click paste) - or save it to their hard drive and upload it to a blog. But I have not been able to explain to my dad for instance, how to share (right click copy image URL) an image on his wildlife photo site on to his blog. He'll cut and paste just fine but that defeats the whole purpose of building links to his photo site arrrgg.

And then to really do things right, like 4Ms does, you need to copy the URL of the page/post the image is on too or photobucket gets all the credit because there's no link to the thread itself.  Places like adampictures have an easier time because it's fairly easy to credit the whole site.  4Ms archives however are a part of Adamtopia and there isn't one page that I can see which is a starting point just for the archives which makes it hard even to put a visual link on the pic but a 4Ms or something would become as recognizable as suzy526.