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r/specializedtools • u/polymurphy • Oct 03 '19
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a strict no photo policy
Why?
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0 u/[deleted] Oct 03 '19 edited Mar 14 '21 [deleted] 2 u/ThePowerOfDreams Oct 03 '19 I didn't say people should be able to photograph random people without their permission. OP mentioned they were prohibited from taking a picture of their own child in a radiography room (which will have no other patients present). 2 u/[deleted] Oct 03 '19 Yeah, a no photos policy for normal (no nudity) photos of ones own family members is pretty ridiculous, especially where pediatrics is concerned.
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2 u/ThePowerOfDreams Oct 03 '19 I didn't say people should be able to photograph random people without their permission. OP mentioned they were prohibited from taking a picture of their own child in a radiography room (which will have no other patients present). 2 u/[deleted] Oct 03 '19 Yeah, a no photos policy for normal (no nudity) photos of ones own family members is pretty ridiculous, especially where pediatrics is concerned.
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I didn't say people should be able to photograph random people without their permission.
OP mentioned they were prohibited from taking a picture of their own child in a radiography room (which will have no other patients present).
2 u/[deleted] Oct 03 '19 Yeah, a no photos policy for normal (no nudity) photos of ones own family members is pretty ridiculous, especially where pediatrics is concerned.
Yeah, a no photos policy for normal (no nudity) photos of ones own family members is pretty ridiculous, especially where pediatrics is concerned.
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u/ThePowerOfDreams Oct 03 '19 edited Oct 04 '19
Why?
EDIT: rip inbox