OT Google enhanced image search

Hi does any body use this feature on Google Webmaster Tools
enhanced image search - looks to be away for Google to index
images on your
site.
worth doing or not?
cheers
B
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thanks for the info
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"Sonjay" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:C3F6B690.161AE%[email protected]..
> I've enabled that for a few sites, just to see what
happened.
>
> What happened was, I get a boatload of worthless traffic
that consists of
> people looking to steal my images. Mostly they hotlink
to the image on my
> server, so it's easy to find them.
>
> Just for heck of it, I've edited the stolen images to
display the URL of
> the
> site it was stolen from. So far, none of the image
thieves seems to have
> noticed. At some point I might disable hotlinking, but
sometimes I want to
> hotlink to my own images, so I'm resisting that solution
for now.
>
> --
> Sonjay
>
>
> On 3/7/08 8:56 AM, "B" wrote:
>
>> Hi does any body use this feature on Google
Webmaster Tools
>>
>> enhanced image search - looks to be away for Google
to index images on
>> your
>> site.
>>
>> worth doing or not?
>>
>> cheers
>
>

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