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Originally posted by jact
One would think that they weren't too covered legally, lacking 2257 information, signed releases, sometimes even permission or knowledge.. Probably not the best direction to go in.
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Exactly. If you receive pictures from "surfers" you have no idea who you are posting and if the person in the picture have given anyone permission to use that picture.
If I had a dollar for every time I got an email saying that Tawnee Fucking Stone was on some site where people can submit pictures - Hotornot.com is a good example. Every time I see my picture on some site used with my permission, I have the right to sue..... And we have in the past. (Usually we just ask to have the picture removed and it's not an issue.)
At the same time, I know of companies that run "wild girls" sites that have been sued because they are posting pictures of girls who haven't give their permission.
And then.... Let a surfer find a topless of picture of someone who "looks" underage. One phone call to a attorney general's office and you might just have a shit load of problems!