Kiu, As you might have already guessed from most of the shots I've posted, my love is PJ and candid street photography, and as such I have a number of
shots taken during Gay Pride here in Toronto that many might feel are inappropriate. Some are of naked or semi-naked individuals as well as individuals wearing
clothing with messages those faint of heart might find offensive. BeforeI post any of these, I'd like some guidance as to what exactly is permitted, and
what is not, so as not to cause any problems.
Policy with respect to photographs
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Posts: 256 11/02/07 16:24:08 |
Robert,
I have not set any policies, rules or restrictions. Although, I have been thinking about it. I feel that this site is pretty much what the posters will make it to be, including you and me. I have not advertised for it publicly, I have only asked a few to join and the rest has been kind people that wanted to join in. I still have a sign that says "UNDER CONSTRUCTION"...Meaning the construction is continuing. One day I may have to set some rules but for now, we will make our own. I will be interested to see anything you want to post. Regards, Kiu |
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Posts: 128 11/03/07 19:34:16 |
You might need to set up a separate "safe for work" "not safe for work" category. I web surf over lunch, and it is helpful to have it
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