It's still paranoia, apparently

[dhampyresa]

Even if they are out to get you. This observation brought to you by a handful of RL stuff, Hemingway's FBI trail and Fanlore's proposed policy about posting pictures of fans. (I do not want pictures of me on the internet, much less ones where I am identifiable and absolutely not ones where I am identified.)

On a lighter note, a poem about the cutest thing currently trying to get me:
My name is catte
And wen is nite
Human sleepin tite
Or wen is nap
Catte lyin on lap
I do not hesitatte
I bite the face

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[dolorosa_12]

The Fanlore thing just baffles me, and I have no idea why they're digging their heels in about this. (And people keep making unhelpful comparisons to photos of people in newspapers — but as someone who used to work for a newspaper, if we included photos of people in our articles, we had to get the explicit consent of everyone photographed, or the parents' consent if it was a photo of a child, apart from things like stock photos of politicians or public figures.)

[dhampyresa]

With every website on the internet asking for GDPR consent these days*, you'd think someone would have thought of it.

*This is Good, to be clear.