Most show with the exif link on each photo, unless that information has been changed or the photograph has been really altered in PhotoShop or something similar, you will see this information.
I check the exif data but if there is something bugging me, then I just ask... no one has not answered so far. We seem to be a pretty friendly sharing lot here!
The exif data is useful, but it would be nice to have extra info on the lens used (in the case of DSLRs anyway). The exif data will tell you that the focal length was, for example, 50 mm. But was the lens an "original" (nikon/canon/etc.) or third party (tamron/sigma/etc.)? Was that 50 mm on a zoom lens or was it a prime lens? Is that 50 mm on a full-frame or cropped-frame sensor? (well, ok, the camera model is generally indicated, which would give the answer to the sensor question...)
At any rate, as @bobfoto said, people are generally more than happy to answer any questions you have about their kit/settings/etc. if you ask.
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If you do "save photo as" in Photoshop, it'll preserve EXIF. "Save for web" will strip the info.
At any rate, as @bobfoto said, people are generally more than happy to answer any questions you have about their kit/settings/etc. if you ask.