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Originally posted by scoreman
[B The bottom line here is the law says if you choose to put naked pictures on the web, you will need model ids.
The SCORE Group plans to deliver to our affiliates the following:
a) A spreadsheet with all of our models, cross referenced with our FHGs, POTD, banners, buttons, etc. Many of our webmasters use images beyond what is provided through our free content sections of our program, and for that reason we plan to provide a spreadsheet with our entire model database. No easy feat, but its work that has to be done if this law passes as currently written.
b) Included with the spreadsheet will be a folder containing the ids. Our model directory will be cross referenced to where in the folder you can find which particular id.
c) The ids are kept in a two folders. In folder one all of the ids have only the models face and birthdate. The rest is blacked out. These ids will be freely viewable and will provide the webmasters reassurances that the ids are in fact in existence. In folder two is all of the ids unedited, only these ids sit inside of a password protected/encrypted folder.
The webmasters are not provided with the password to view the unedited images. [/B]
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That is an EXCELLENT plan, imo.
It really sounds like it could work, and that the feds wouldn't have much to complain about. They might whine about not having ACCESS to the files right away, but they are still being kept on site, so they meet that requirement. Good thinking!!