is not always the case. Images are NOT being attributed on the whole. Now I can block my site but then there is no way any of my images can be tracked if they are taken from Google which I cannot block. I have the WP NoPin plugin, but I am wondering if that is a mistake and I will lose even the link back to my site when one of my images is taken. This is a pickle.... I have been concerned about the blatant copyright infringement that occurs on social networking sites for some time, so I am very grateful for this information. I wonder if it can be tweaked to work with Facebook, etc? In the meantime I shall pass on your URL to others who share our concerns. Thank you for posting this. I'm still not quite understand the issue of attribution (I do understand the issue for those who license their images) since every pin I've ever seen on PInterest links directly back to the source. So maybe I'm missing something? Just a heads up, that script only works if the viewer is on that html page. If you right click an image and open it in a new window you can still Pin it with no notification. I discovered this by chance because I often right-click to open images in a new tab (I'm keyboard-oriented and don't like to have to mouse navigate to my back button.) Maybe that happens when you right click