Showing posts with label blogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blogs. Show all posts

Monday, March 21, 2011

How to Properly Credit an Image in a Blog Post

It's something we hardly ever do. I usually just post a screenshot from the site I'm linking to. Other times, we upload other images, or even credit them with links. On very good days we make our own images (which is awesome). Odori doesn't use images in her posts for legal reasons, because she's Lawful Good. I've never asked anyone for permission to use an image. It's never really bothered me that we don't properly attribute images used here, because this blong is a communication tool used among friends.

HERE, THOUGH; is a flowchart showing how to properly credit images in blong posts. Just for the sake of your knowledge, awareness and enrichment. (TL;DR: Ask & get permission.) I'm not saying we should start doing this; I'm just presenting the information. BECAUSE OUR TRAFFIC IS HIGHER THAN IT'S EVER BEEN, GUYS

Analytics image via Google Analytics, who gave no express permission for the image's use in this post. Main image by me. You're welcome, universe. Link via @janetalkstech

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Ruby in Honolulu


Happy May Day! This is from the other day. Nice to meet everyone.

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

How to Blog

Here's a really interesting podcast on the subject of blogging by Merlin Mann (of 43 Folders and John Gruber (of Daring Fireball). (Drawing by Dave Gray.)

While I don't necessarily swallow their definitions of "success", they do offer some interesting takes on the nature of the medium, and ask some pretty great questions. They also make me glad that I write for a team blog, with a team as diverse, and as freakish, and good as this one. *HUGZ*

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

On Corporate Blogs: Part 4

That AntiSpore site GalsPanic linked to in the shoutbox (I realize now that the bait was for us) might be an inverse example of the kind of underground corporate blog GP theorized. If so, brilliant. I can't imagine a better ad for Spore than a half-witted creationist ranting about how dangerous it is. At the very least, the guy's making a relative mint on all the ads he's running... Ads for Spore!