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Originally Posted by tony404
giving models info to a affiliate or to someone who buys content ,has nothing to do with any privacy law.I dont know who came up with this? Adult mag publishers have been doing this for years. My wife shot for a adult mag(got the cover  ,the photog who shot her was a freelancer he sold the pics to the mag and that included all her info. Its done all the time in the real world. As for lens if your going to give them the info what are u waiting for the time is ticking? I would assume the 80/20 rule applys here. Meaning 80% of the sales are made by 20% I would take care of the 20. Also I would think about no one becomes a affiliate who incorporated with a tax id number. It saves you money no more 1099's and the person has put some skin in the game. |
How can you begin to compare one person selling a business and passing the 2257 docs onto the new owner = giving the model's info to thousands of webmasters because you *think* you need to do it.
In your situation the new owner *needed* the info to continue selling the product her purchased. In the current 2257 situation, it is easy, don;t give your affiliates nude content to use. If they need to use nude content let them link to it on your server.
It is a privacy issue. In your situation (which was a poor comparison) it was pretty obvious that your wife understood the owner of the company needed to have access to her information to keep on file, and just as obvious that would transfer to a new owner. The models who did a photo shot for you were under the same assumptions, that only *you* the owner, would be the only one to see the info, or for that matter *need* to see her info.
NOW if that adult mag gave your wife's info to every gas station and coner store who sold the mag, now that would be a good comparison.