Question, posting surfer-submissions on my site

kristian · 2005-07-18, 06:00 PM

Can someone tell me a legal way to do this? Although it primarily applies to a blog, I would like to implement this on another upcoming site, so I've posted it here.

I get a lot of emails from surfers asking if I could post their pics. Keep in mind I'm in the UK (still hosted in the U.S). In view of recent legislation can anyone advise on a way to pull it off?

kristian · 2005-07-18, 06:02 PM

Would one answer be no nudity, no bdsm?

Toby · 2005-07-18, 06:42 PM

To be compliant with US 18 2257, as long as there is no sexually-explicit content, as defined in 18 US 2256 Section 2 (excluding part E and simulated), you should not need any documentation relative to US 18 2257.

Being that you are in the UK, and that is where any documents would be kept, I can see no way you'd ever be inspected anyway regardless of where your site is hosted.

*Standard disclaimer applies. This is just my educated opinion. I am not a lawyer.

kristian · 2005-07-18, 06:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toby

To be compliant with US 18 2257, as long as there is no sexually-explicit content, as defined in 18 US 2256 Section 2 (excluding part E and simulated), you should not need any documentation relative to US 18 2257.

Being that you are in the UK, and that is where any documents would be kept, I can see no way you'd ever be inspected anyway regardless of where your site is hosted.

*Standard disclaimer applies. This is just my educated opinion. I am not a lawyer.

Thanks for your answer, Toby. I'm in total agreement with you, but wanted at least one person other than myself to state it in those terms. I will wait to see what others say but so far I'm fairly satisfied.

ronnie · 2005-07-19, 01:59 AM

I always cringe when people talk about this. Who's to say the posters are posting their own pics? Who's to say they have the legal right to post them on your blog? Or they post pics to get back at some one, or pics they stold from some one else?

As always just my two cents.

ronnie

tickler · 2005-07-19, 04:47 AM

Isn't this just about the same as the Reno(?) case where a swinger magazine was using submitted pictures? The DOJ lost.

Also read somewhere in all this that somebody got nailed using non-nude pics that focused on the genitals(CP). Sort of explains that category.

RawAlex · 2005-07-19, 07:54 AM

Your biggest issue in reality is the liability if the person submitting isn't the person in the pictures. Maybe they got drunk at a party, or perhaps this is a pissed off ex.

Your liability could be, well, endless.

Alex

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2005-07-18, 06:42 PM	#3
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2005-07-19, 04:47 AM	#6
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2005-07-19, 01:59 AM	#5
ronnie Wheither you think you can or you think you can't, Your right. Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: midwest Posts: 2,274	I always cringe when people talk about this. Who's to say the posters are posting their own pics? Who's to say they have the legal right to post them on your blog? Or they post pics to get back at some one, or pics they stold from some one else? As always just my two cents. ronnie

2005-07-19, 07:54 AM	#7
RawAlex Took the hint. Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5,597	Your biggest issue in reality is the liability if the person submitting isn't the person in the pictures. Maybe they got drunk at a party, or perhaps this is a pissed off ex. Your liability could be, well, endless. Alex