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Hi everyone. Last week on Google Image Search, we introduced the ability for users to filter their results down to images that are just available under particular licenses such as Creative Commons, the GNU Free Documentation License, and even some public domain images as well. So, as a webmaster, you might be asking yourself the question: Well, I have images, and how exactly do I go about staging them so that Google Image Search can parse it all apart and figure out that a particular image is covered under a particular license? And its a very good question. The simplest way to do this, and Im going to introduce today, is by using RDFa. And RDFa is a way of marking up existing HTML elements with particular semantic metadata. So, here we see the image source tag as you might use it on your page today. The next stage here is to add on an anchor to the particular license that you happen to be using, such as the one shown here. The final stage in order to stage this image would be to t
