recently found a website called snaparazzi.eu that is a long time partner of fotolia and offer the 4.8m fotolia images for sending to mobile phones with a small payment. i am all for this as its another income generator for fotolia and its submitters. what i am concerned about is that when you click on the send to mobile phone button a 512 pixel unwatermark image comping image appears this is very easily saved to your hard drive by right clicking the unwatermarked image and saving the background image.
i posted my concerns about this in the fotolia forum and to cut a long story short the post was locked by the moderator.
my question to you guys, is a 512 pixel image usable for web use and should i be concerned that these comping images are so easy to download and use without needing to sign up for an account at either snaparazzi or fotolia and have no right click protection.
do other stock libraries add watermarks to comping images?
is there any sort of industry standard size for unwatermarked images or why cant fotolia just add a small watermark to comping images?
would really appreciate any advice on this.

the watermark for Fotolia is pretty simple to clone off, unlike Shutterstock .
so really it isn't much of an issue.  like they say in another topic regarding theft,
if someone is intent on stealing, wm or not, they will.
that said, there are enough free images all over, some like BigStock are even starting one, so i don't see why the panic.

thanks for the replies, guess nothing will happen at FT can't see them reconsidering their watermarking policy, any attempt to bring this subject up in their forums gets the thread locked, checking around a bit,
havn't found a stock library that gives away comp images without a watermark unless you are registered, makes sense to them to make an effort to protect their contributors images but not to FT.