May this blog just live in the memories and not on the internet..

This blog was an idea, and a space for photography student of NID Photography Design Batch 2010 but surprisingly everyone who updates their facebook status everyday, reads and replies mails on hourly basis never turned up to see this blog. No one ever wrote about projects and despite of being online several hours, no one looked qurious enough to enquire that why was no activity happening here.....
Now the question is, should this blog be still online?

Copyright or Copy-left Images

Hey people, I want to initiate a small discussion here about keeping our data authentic and not being leaked onto social sites & facebook profiles from where people may pick the images of the photography projects very easily and start using them, even small resolution can be used for certain purposes.
This especially happens when we click people's photographs and they may want the same photo, which might be suited for our project but the same photo may make several public appearances if already handed out. We being photography professionals should take care unless the project is complete. I think, after completion of project we may let the images go out with some kind of signature with due credit to the audience.
This issue draws my attention because I faced such things last week and also the primary cause of prosumer and digital cameras/camera mobiles being a popular. Some people are finding it difficult to understand what is our context ( i.e. people getting formal education in this subject and the professionals in this field).
Sumit