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my picture is on google, but idont want it there how do i get google to take it off. people found out in school from my friend that found out and today i was ready to murder this kid. do i have any legal rights?

right now i am not joking, i really want action to happen as soon as possible.

Last edited by bettachris at 18-May-2005 13:33

That was on kim komandos show a few weeks ago....but like all things @work I never bother to pay attention.

Try searching her site [link=http://www.komando.com/]http://www.komando.com/" style="COLOR: #EB4288[/link].

^_^[hr width='40%']"Has someone taken your faith? It's real, the pain you feel.
The life, the love, You die to heal.
The hope that starts, The broken hearts...
I’ve got another confession my friend, I’m no fool.
I’m getting tired of starting again, Somewhere new."

Option 1: If you have access to the server that hosts your image or the site's webmaster:

If you need an image removed from Google's image index we require participation either by you or by the site's webmaster. Please add a robots.txt file to the root of the server. (If you can't put it in the server root, you can put it at directory level.)

Example: If your site is www.yoursite.com/images/dogs.jpg and you want Google to exclude the dogs.jpg image found on your site, you need to create a page called www.yoursite.com/robots.txt and on this page you need to place the following text:
User-agent: Googlebot-Image
Disallow: /images/dogs.jpg

To remove all the images on your site from our index, place the following robots.txt file in your server root:
User-agent: Googlebot-Image
Disallow: /

This is the standard protocol that most web crawlers observe for excluding a web server or directory from an index. More information on robots.txt is available here: http://www.robotstxt.org/wc/norobots.html.

Note: If you believe your request is urgent and cannot wait until the next time Google crawls your site, use our automatic URL removal system. In order for this automated process to work, your webmaster must first create and place a robots.txt file on the site in question.

"Google will continue to exclude your site or directories from successive crawls if the robots.txt file exists in the web server root. If you do not have access to the root level of your server, you may place a robots.txt file at the same level as the files you want to remove. Doing this and submitting via the automatic URL removal system will cause a temporary, 180 day removal of your site from the Google index. (Keeping the robots.txt file at the same level would require you to return to the URL removal system every 180 days to reissue the removal.)

Option 2: If you do not have any access to the server that hosts your image please visit http://www.google.com/dmca.html for instructions on filing a removal request. "

from http://www.google.co.uk/intl/en/remove.html

You know, it's amazing what you can find with a simnple websearch - as you yourself have discovered

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I like to think that whoever designed marine life was thinking of it as basically an entertainment medium. That would explain some of the things down there, some of the unearthly biological contraptions

Haha... When I do an image search for my name I just get pictures of my corys.

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I'm not your neighbor, you Bakersfield trash.

ok the pic was on a fishing website that i fished once. do i ask the website to remove my pic. and will this all disapear

Last edited by bettachris at 18-May-2005 17:40