Well DaphneD, I'm getting bothered by it. You seems fine to give all your wordily knowledgeable advice to all the rest of us from your lofty perch, from which you seem to know better than everyone else. So, prove yourself and your worthy, worldly knowledge to the rest of us mere mortals. As a former admin, it should be no problem, as you say. VERIFY YOURSELF. PROVE IT
... And, keep in mind that there's a difference between simply putting your website/stamp or name on a photo vs watermarking. Also, if you have a photoshop software, you might consider putting your "identifier" in a small, very inconspicuous place within the photo, not noticeable to the naked eye.
That's wrong what happen to friend with having a video of herself posted online without her consent. If I'm going to post a video of myself and my partner partaking in sexual activities online, I'm going to make damn sure we talk about it first and if she's not cool with it, then I don't post it online period and I'll keep it encrpyted or hidden on a external hard drive where no else but me or her can have access to it for our viewing and no on else.
I had one girl whom turned out to racist and unhinged (I blocked and reported her to Twitter of course) whom I was talking to on Twitter posted our entire DM conversation on a post. I found out about this when someone messaged me on Twitter about it so I reached out to the page where my private conversations were posted, block, and reported it to Twitter. So that situation is over and made me more weary in sense in making sure the person I'm talking isn't a complete racist, psycho.
This is why consent is so important these days especially with couples sharing their most intimate pictures and videos of themselves onlines along with making sure both parties involved are OK with partaking in certain activities in the bedroom and aren't ****** or manipulated into it.
