Are There Legal Ramifications

[Ender]

Of posting pics of someone, that didnt give you permission to post them?

Or... told you not to?



just curious.

[DataBass]

Originally Posted by Ender

Of posting pics of someone, that didnt give you permission to post them?

Or... told you not to?



just curious.

No.

123456.

So post them.

[Funkenstein]

Taken from EZBOARD (just as open as us):

"I. PERSONAL ABUSE
Definition: Uploading, posting, emailing or otherwise transmitting any Content that is threatening, abusive, tortious, defamatory, or libelous.

ezboard is one of the world's largest online message board services, and it should come as no surprise that users occasionally post materials to a board that someone may find objectionable. Unfortunately, ezboard cannot evaluate the propriety of the hundreds of thousands of new posts made on its service each day. For example, we are simply not in any position to evaluate an allegation that a particular post is defamatory.

It is for this reason that under United States federal law (47 U.S.C. ?230), service providers like ezboard are not liable for content posted to their services by third parties. Accordingly, ezboard will not, as a matter of practice, remove postings based on allegations of abuse without legal process that ezboard reasonably believes compels a response. By contrast, where a party presents a court order establishing that particular content is abusive and should be removed, ezboard will respond as it believes appropriate. We will also respond appropriately to intellectual property claims, and may remove any post as we see fit, in accordance with our Terms of Use.

To be clear, ezboard does not condone abusive conduct on its service. We cannot, however, censor legitimate content based on the mere allegation that it is abusive.

IX. VIOLATIONS OF PRIVACY
Only the individual whose information is posted may submit a valid complaint of this type.

Definition: Posting or otherwise causing to appear on an ezboard any of the following, without the permission of the subject(s):

- Full name
- Residential or business address
- Phone number
- Social Security number
- Credit card number
- E-mail address
- Pictures of subject or subject's family/friends/pets/place of residence or employment/study
- IP address "

In short, what Databass said. It is up to the party in question as to whether or not they want to pursue it as an act of libel/slander/defamation.

The bolded statement says it all.

The eyes of Texas are upon you. . .

[tricky]

you people scare me

If she told you not to post them.. and you did anyway.. tsk tsk.

[GX_]

why's it gotta be a she?



besides....

you should post it on hawtalta.com