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mariasandovalOriginal Poster

Mar 31, 2012

Just want to know what you think about being a nudist and exposed. I mean, we upload pictures that sometimes will appear in other sites for other purposes (you know what i mean) what do you think of that? are you aware of that? We as women are much more exposed to that, I think.

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mariasandovalOriginal Poster
Mar 31, 2012
[quote]Yeah, some dilweed can and will use our pics for their own ends. As long as the pics are not overtly sexual in nature, they cant do that much. In my job, there is a risk, but my pics are not graphic so not much can be said. Plus I retire in a short while lol[/quote]Maybe. But then you realise that your pics are travelling all around the world, it's a risk...
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westheathen
Apr 1, 2012
The best way of limiting the chances of your photos being "borrowed" is to put a watermark on them in such a way that makes it very difficult to remove. Across the centre of the photo is best. I included my username and the name of the site that I have posted it to; that way if it does turn up anywhere else it is blatantly stolen.
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westheathen
Apr 1, 2012
There are many programmes available this is the one I use.

[url=http://%20www.picmarkr.com][/url]http:// www.picmarkr.com
[url=http://%20www.picmarkr.com][/url]
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mariasandovalOriginal Poster
Apr 2, 2012
Come on, no sooner had I posted it that now I found a fake profile with my pics!

http://www.truenudists.com/nudist-women/189626/
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mariasandovalOriginal Poster
Apr 2, 2012
You're right. I'm learning hah I'm rather new (I've been a nudist for two years). Glad to hear your opinions :)
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Member
Apr 2, 2012
Maria, I am also a somewhat of a new nudist and your topic is one that I find very interesting and by the response of others very informative. I found a warning disclaimer on a friends profile and allowed me to copy and paste it, your welcome to do the same. Thank you everyone for the info on the water mark , I will be definitely water marking my pics.
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Lonewolf2
Aug 25, 2012
Just a curious philosophical question.... Who is the bad apple? The person who spreads your photo all over the internet... or the person who is negatively effected by it??

I work in Human Resorces for a large company. A supervisor brought me some innocent nude photos found on the internet of one of their employees. They were questioning if we should have such a person in our employ. I said why not. We should be lucky to have some one so secure with them selves that they can feel open about posting such nice stuff. Now if it had been someone in some kind of elligal act.. then it would be handled differently...
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sassycoupleok
Aug 26, 2012
There are millions of pics on the net of people nude. What are the real chances someone you know would come across one of yours ? Then you can ask where was the site and what were you doing there. There is some difference between being nude and having your pic stolen and someone being a voyuer looking at your stolen pic.
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Steve
Aug 26, 2012
I have twice had people I know alert me that they've seen nude pictures of me where they suspected I hadn't posted them. In one case, I had posted to a site that's not restricted to members, and a fellow in Europe had e-mailed pix to a mutual friend in Hawaii - "Look, someone near you" - and there was no problem, although it worried my friend. In another, a photo showed up on an "amateurs" photo-collection site. I hadn't posted it there. It bothers me a little that someone might think I had posted to an exhibitionist site. But anyone whose opinion I care about understands the internet well enough to know that many of the photos on such sites are stolen. The friend who found it was, of course, exploring the photo collections, and was not scandalized, but thought I should know. No problem there, either:I don't take or post photos I would be embarrassed by.That's really the bottom line.
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Flokie
Aug 28, 2012
[quote]I don't take or post photos I would be embarrassed by. That's really the bottom line.[/quote]
Words to live by.
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renebbare
Aug 29, 2012
[quote]Just a curious philosophical question.... Who is the bad apple? The person who spreads your photo all over the internet... or the person who is negatively effected by it?? [/quote]Probably this question is badly worded. I take it the person negatively effected did not post photos to be spread about. So very definitely the 'bad apple' is the one doing the spreading!!
Were the items to be copyrighted, this would be a very litigious matter. Music/film today could be photo's tomorrow!!
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Curt, or Cowboy
Aug 29, 2012
[quote]Were the items to be copyrighted, this would be a very litigious matter.[/quote]In the USA, they ARE copyright as soon as they exist, and that copyright is something ridiculous, like the lifetime of the copyright holder plus 70 years.
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Soupie
Aug 29, 2012
I take this chance every day. By having naked pictures on the web, I may not be hired by Disney. But I don't need to be. IKEA is happy to have me.
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ManOfWicklow
Sep 5, 2012
[quote]I love to be nude and exposed . . . the more often the better. ( Quote from amanda_d )[/quote]Not according to your profile.
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EvansBetterHalf
Sep 6, 2012
[quote][quote]I love to be nude and exposed . . . the more often the better.[/quote]Not according to your profile.[/quote] Apparently!
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EvansBetterHalf
Sep 6, 2012
[quote]Are you lusting to see more?[/quote]
To whom are you directing your remark?
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Soupie
Sep 6, 2012
to whom are you addressing yours? To the OP?
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to_be_cloths_free
Jun 14, 2013
A clean nude photo is unlikely to attract much unwanted attention for most people but they should be locked in so people can't copy them as done on another site.
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to_be_cloths_free
Jun 14, 2013
[quote]
I work in Human Resorces for a large company. A supervisor brought me some innocent nude photos found on the internet of one of their employees. They were questioning if we should have such a person in our employ. I said why not. We should be lucky to have some one so secure with them selves that they can feel open about posting such nice stuff. Now if it had been someone in some kind of elligal act.. then it would be handled differently...
[/quote]Why was the person looking at that site in the first case, as s/he might be the one to have the sack depending on the type of site not the person in the photos.
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renebbare
Jun 14, 2013
[quote]A clean nude photo is unlikely to attract much unwanted attention for most people but they should be locked in so people can't copy them as done on another site.[/quote]Sorry to disagree, but you may find, that if it appears on your screen, then, yes you can copy it.
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deedee55
Aug 10, 2013
Reading these comments with interest , as I'm new, & haven't yet laded a photo, nude or otherwise...so all advice & info greatly received, as I'm also aware, that as with all online sites, you can get people who are not genuine & exploitive...I'm also not sure why some people are making snidely comments about wether profile photos are naked or not...yes it is a naturist site, totally get that, but some of us are very nervous, & just taking things gently.....
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aljef50
Sep 11, 2013
I've had pics of me stolen & re-used before, my now ex g/f once found one that had been taken 5 years before on a male nude amateur site, she recognized it because she was the one that had originally taken it.
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