DB Loc: Myrtle Beach, SC

Any suggestions of how to remove a photo once it has been posted?

LittleRedFish Loc: Naw'lens (New Orleans)

Uh oh, what ya do?
:lol:
I think you can go back to the photo and click on Quote reply, then put something in their and send, then the edit box should come up and you can take it off from there.

DB Loc: Myrtle Beach, SC

After going back and re-reading the terms of this site, I do not want photos of family members to become the possessions of this website to do whatever they choose to do with them..

Visitor agrees as a condition of viewing, that any communication between Visitor and Website is deemed a submission. By making a submission, Visitor grants the administration and the owners of the Website a worldwide, non-exclusive, irrevocable, royalty-free, sub-licenseable and transferable license to use in any way, reproduce and distribute the submission and prepare derivative works of the submission without further permission. This includes commercial and non-commercial use of all submissions, including portions thereof, graphics contained thereon, or any of the content of the submission. Visitor agrees to only communicate that information to the Website, which it wishes to forever allow the Website to use in any manner as it sees fit. "Submissions" is also a provision of the Privacy Policy.

LittleRedFish Loc: Naw'lens (New Orleans)

Wow, I'm glad you read that. Our pictures should remain ours not become the websites. Thanks for the info.

DB Loc: Myrtle Beach, SC

I don't mind posting some photos but when it comes to children, their policy does not sit well with me. Yes it is the responsibility of the individual to read all this, but its like so many other things, you have to agree to enjoy the site. They put you in a very difficult situation.. kind of "Play by my rules or don't play at all". Their policy will prevent people from interacting with a lot of posts on here in the future. Such a shame too as this is a very good site and photos often help explain something faster than just words. Sad situation....

LittleRedFish Loc: Naw'lens (New Orleans)

Send a message to admin asking them to please explain why they have such a policy. Tell them how you feel. They may makes some adjustments.

wmralls Loc: Kansas City

Just something to note for any internet site where you might post a pic. Any pic can be copied form any internet site regardless of the site's conditions of use. I can simply take a screen shot of the pic and capture it that way. Will not be as good as the posted graphics file but there you go!

Also, I am pretty confident that this site and others like it make their $$$$ by selling our pics to others such as stock picture sites like Shutterstock, Fotolia, Dreamstime.

Also be advised that removing a photo you have posted will have no effect. I am also pretty sure all photo uploads are copied into an area that keeps a copy so a future deletion will not delete the original.

To post and protect your photos you can watermark across the majority of the photo, post at a low resolution / high grain, etc but who does that when you want all to see a great photo you took.

Your comment on the kid angle is very appropriate. I would never recommend posting any info on a minor to include name and most certainly not a pic with or without identifying location.

Good subject

DB Loc: Myrtle Beach, SC

I'm sure $$$$ will win out over ethical standards 99% of the time...... no wonder so many people abhor advertising, but I would love to be proven wrong......

DB Loc: Myrtle Beach, SC

I have been proven wrong.