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All group members (Columnists and Photojournalists) participating in the group discussion will be required to follow the "Global Photojournalism; Politics, News, Protest, and Culture" group discussion Code of Conduct (COC):
1. Recognition that words are a powerful weapon for both good and evil. We refuse to allow spurious personal allegations or innuendos to be used as a weapon to shut down another member’s right to express his or her views, or to misrepresent, persecute, or drive another member out of the group.
2. Recognize the Code of Conduct is to facilitate free exchange of ideas and it applies only to the group discussion format.
3. No spamming the discussion format.
4. No attacking another member’s race, religion, national origin, gender, language, and/or sexual orientation.
5. Abiding by Flickr’s definition of a public group.
6. Focus our discussions on Politics, News, Protest, and Culture. These are broad based categories and should provide numerous opportunities for a large variety of discussion topics.
7. No bringing trolls into the group.
8. Discussion topics are for politics, news, protest, and culture; and not to be used to single out Administrators, Moderators, or Members in any manner.
9. The staff (Administrators, Moderators, or equivalents) reserves the right to remove/ban anyone who violates the group Code of Conduct without warning or notification and the staff reserves the right to amend the Code of Conduct.
10. All submitted pictures must be categorized as "Public" & "Safe". In addition, they must be taken on or after 1/1/2000.
Can you please explain to me why my photo of a demonstration in support of Gaza was rejected by one of your admins? This photo in particular- flic.kr/p/2qTHZtn
Thanks!
Thanks!
my photo of Gaza protest was not allowed can you explain
My photo of the Gaza protest was unfairly denied. I need an explanation for this decision.
My photo of the Gaza protest was unfairly denied. I need an explanation for this decision.
DawnOne,
I'm not sure why yours was denied. David or I might have accidentally denied it w/o checking it, like we normally do. Sorry about that.
Tomas, which picture was denied? I cannot view any of your pics right now.
Remember that all pics must be categorized as "Public" & "Safe".
There are some really good pics that certain users submit, but I cannot approve them,
because they're classified as either "Private" or "Family & Friends".
I'm not sure why yours was denied. David or I might have accidentally denied it w/o checking it, like we normally do. Sorry about that.
Tomas, which picture was denied? I cannot view any of your pics right now.
Remember that all pics must be categorized as "Public" & "Safe".
There are some really good pics that certain users submit, but I cannot approve them,
because they're classified as either "Private" or "Family & Friends".