Three corner cases I can't get out of my mind: * What about people who appear to the group photo while wearing no-photo lanyards? I think keeping the shot as-is, but not tagging them by name, would be prudent.
* What about people who seat themselves in the normal talk room audience, or even act as speaker etc, and have a no-photo lanyard? My gut feeling is that both these actions imply consent to be video-taped as long as the talk is taped/streamed in the first place. * What defines a "photo of a person"? I suspect we will all agree that that "frontal body shot including face" meets all criteria while "half a shoe" does not. Specifically, I am wondering if having a profile or the back of someone's head in a picture, even though those people don't want to be photographed, would be OK. Personally, I think a profile is too much and a back-of-the-head shot should be avoided if possible. Richard _______________________________________________ Debconf-discuss mailing list Debconf-discuss@lists.debconf.org http://lists.debconf.org/mailman/listinfo/debconf-discuss
