Legal Question
Aug 25, 2023 09:30:37 #
Aug 25, 2023 09:34:53 #
Hip Coyote wrote:
For those of use deviate from perfection it would be helpful. I quickly glance at some posts, try to contribute and then move on. A better moderated site, in general, would increase my enjoyment. Threads hijacked, off topic nonsense, arguments, insulting snark.. All unnecessary.
I agree that there is a lot of chaff on the site, but some threads start out fine and have useful information. Wouldn't want to mark them as useless. And some sections get so much use that moderation would be difficult for one person. But yes, a way to indicate some problems might be found with some invention. (Add words to the original date: 'Hijacked', 'Arguments', 'Off Topic')? Shouldn't castigate a whole thread for one bad post. And leaving the 'Nonsense' description to one moderator might generate some additional chaff.
Aug 25, 2023 13:53:07 #
CHG_CANON wrote:
I've wondered myself, but then I went back to inspecting the lint coming out of my belly button.
So, Paul Is your lint multi colored or just your standard fuzzy gray?
Steve
Aug 28, 2023 09:43:21 #
titan1 wrote:
If a photographer takes a picture of someones private property "old homesite"and then sells it.....is this ok or can the photographer be stopped?
Contact an attorney for the correct answer - one that will hold up in court.
A photographer has to ask for permission (property release) to use such a photograph commercially. However, if the image is for personal or editorial use, it usually does not require permission. Including such an image in a book about houses maybe not. Featuring that image on the cover of a book about similar houses requires a release.
But I am not a lawyer. Just a retired photographer.
Aug 28, 2023 10:01:23 #
titan1 wrote:
If a photographer takes a picture of someones private property "old homesite"and then sells it.....is this ok or can the photographer be stopped?
No judgement either way, but what is the probability of this becoming an issue...not very likely.
Aug 28, 2023 12:03:37 #
titan1 wrote:
If a photographer takes a picture of someones private property "old homesite"and then sells it.....is this ok or can the photographer be stopped?
Once you include the phrase ‘then sells it’, you should be able to afford a lawyer; otherwise, don’t bother.
Aug 28, 2023 21:26:44 #
titan1 wrote:
If a photographer takes a picture of someones private property "old homesite"and then sells it.....is this ok or can the photographer be stopped?
Might be regional. I drive, on a public road, by a prison on occasion, and there is a nice black and white road sign saying photography is illegal. In France, we were told we can't photograph minors. Most places, if you can see it from public property you can photograph it, but don't trust my legal opinion unless I'm on the jury.
Aug 28, 2023 23:00:16 #
Aug 29, 2023 09:26:09 #
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