[thelist] Preventing right-clicking on a page?

Liam Delahunty ldelahunty at britstream.com
Mon Oct 14 09:14:01 CDT 2002


Steve Cook wrote:
>If the client are *that* slimy that they would consider stealing your work,
>then you might want to question whether it is worth working for them at all
>;-)

All clients ARE that slimy! not that they are deliberately trying to
defraud, con, steal, take the food from my babies mouth, but if you show
them something, and they have a number of people pitching then they are
bound to say, "ohh, and we like this"...

What can you do as a designer/programmer? Not a lot, as you / others have
said make sure that you slap a great big copyright notice across all the
images so if they do show it to others, at least then the winning pitch will
be aware of your work, and the non-client/rival has to deliberately chose to
ignore the notice.

As a programmer it's more difficult when you suggest various bits and pieces
and it turns up on their site 3 months later...

On the bright side if they do show it to others you may get some
collaboration deals in the long term.

Kind regards,
Liam

http://www.liamdelahunty.com
*Right Now* Liam is listening to:
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