What&#x27;s wrong with embedding per se? We should be preventing companies from monetizing other people&#x27;s works without permission and knowledge, but disabling embedding - especially with all the cruft that usually comes with it, that points towards the source - is going too far. It&#x27;s trying to protect user rights so much that it overflows the counter and wraps back around to damaging them.<p>As a user I want the right to embed any publicly available work for purpose of commentary, as long as I&#x27;m doing it non-profit. Yes, if someone posts a public photo of their kid, I want to be able to embed it on my non-profit website (if I run ads, go ahead and sue me) to comment about that absolutely awesome&#x2F;awful photo I&#x27;ve just found. Disabling embedding wholesale is throwing baby out with bathwater - it&#x27;s hurting cultural development.