> Several women, including on WikiProject Feminism on the English > Wikipedia, have recently expressed concern about the number of > photographs of women's body parts that Wikimedia hosts, particularly > regarding the issue of permission. > > It's far from clear in many cases that the women have given consent. > It's also sometimes unclear that the subjects are above the age of > consent. > > Another concern is what a woman is meant to do if someone uploads an > image of her without her knowledge. Is she supposed to write to an > anonymous person at OTRS? Does she have to give her real name? How > does it work? > > Any information from the Foundation about the legal situation, and > what Foundation policy is, would be very helpful. > > Sarah
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