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common sense
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Subject: Re: common sense
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And some other facts to contemplate :
http://www.overclockers.com.au/wiki/Photographers_Rights,_General_Privacy,_and_Copyright_in_Australia
On Mar 24, 5:31 pm, James Neill <li...@wilderdom.com> wrote:
> on uploading some material to wiki commons i stumbled across some
> astonishingly good common sense advice:
>
> "Compromising or embarrassing images of non-public people taken without
> their knowledge are often problematic. Use good judgment."
>
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