by talking about copyright. As a company, we care about respecting the rights of copyright holders. We work hard to follow the DMCA procedure for acting quickly when we receive notices of claimed copyright infringement. We have a form for reporting claims of copyright violations on our site here . Every pin has a flag to make reporting easier. We also know that copyright is a complicated and nuanced issue and we have knowledgeable people who are providing lots of guidance. At the same time, we understand and respect that sometimes site owners do not want any of their material pinned. For these folks, we provide a snippet of code that can be added to any website. You can find it in our help section . PS  I know I'm supposed to be producing botanical art - but things are not going well due to eyes that don't work like they used to and a hand which can't grip like it used to!  Two pieces produced and two pieces rejected by me. I may end up not submitting any artwork next Monday! PPS Thanks to Nicole Caulfield for spotting the Forbes Magazine article shared by somebody on Facebook. Glad to be of help - I KNEW I wasn't alone in wanting to prevent the casual "drive-by" theft of images without accreditation. Incidentally I had an interesting exchange on twitter about the accreditation of images on Pinterest - I tested it out and came to dead ends. So some may credit