You also can't know what would embarrass a given person (especially us caver types).
Don's iPhone. On Oct 8, 2010, at 9:01 AM, Butch Fralia <[email protected]> wrote: > Is this an official policy or? > > > > Wouldn’t it be easier to just say don’t take photos of naked people? > > > > TCR is a difficult place to get photo permission for everyone in the photo, > there could be hundreds. If we have to ask permission from everyone in the > photo there wont be a TCR photo spread ever again. We always try to keep the > website decent and not embarrass anyone. If they are embarrassed, they can > request a photo be removed. > > > > Butch > > > > From: Saj Zappitello [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2010 10:51 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [Texascavers] new TCR photography policy > > > > In the new generation of social networking sites (like facebook) and a global > digital footprint, some of us have been brainstorming new ways to keep TCR a > fun and free-spirited retreat from our usual social inhibitions. Our solution > is to request that everyone participate in a new photography policy that has > worked well at other free-spirited gatherings. > > > > Please DO NOT take photographs of anyone without their permission, and > certainly do not post photographs of anyone online without permission. > > > > The way this works is simple--just ask people before you take their > photograph, and ask them again if you want to post photos online. > > > > We will post a reminder of this new policy at registration. Let's keep this > event fun and wild! > > > > Feel free to respond to me OFF LIST if you have comments about this. > > > > Thanks and happy caving! > > ~Saj
