Claymore wrote:
. The more extraordinary character you have, thehigher is possibility of theft... that's my point
I strongly agree with this point. Sure, I have "blow-me-out-of-the-water" characters, but I keep a tight reign on them (I'm sure they've been stolen or referenced).
But that's also not true; my character "Ephit" is plain maroon/mahogany in colour with pure-black eyes and a mane, yet, he's been stolen.
There is
no way to stop theft, if they like the image or the character,
they're going to take it. This is a wonderful suggestion and all, but the more we try to prevent art theft site-wide, the more people are going to do it, just to see if they
will get away with it or not.