“We are a TTG-ready publisher.”
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1. Any image provider can be a TTG-ready publisher (TTG-RP)
Using any variation on the headline above, image-providing organizations can declare that they are willing to at least occasionally publish the TTG label with qualified photos...
. . . and to publish the name of the photographer who is making that guarantee (as well as any TTG-IC instances).
Some publishers don’t need to declare they are TTG-ready
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2. Every publisher has complete flexibility
A. The TTG-ready publisher is under no obligation to publish the TTG label with any particular frequency
B. For most TTG-ready publishers, TTG will apply to only some photos, not all of them, and TTG-RPs can wall off TTG areas any way they choose
C. The TTG label can be as low-profile as a photo credit (see “D” here), and it is easy to use one mention of TTG to cover multiple photographs that are TTG-qualified (see “F” here)
E. The TTG-RP can adhere to all of the points in this list or may declare exceptions to those points (see #205 on that list)
F. Every publisher always chooses its own level of engagement with TTG