Don't post innocuous images of children ever? Seems like losing.
I do have to say that I find it disturbing how liberally parents seem to post pictures of their children in public though. Respect the privacy of your children, they’re not your pets.
I do have to say that I find it disturbing how liberally parents seem to post pictures of their children in public though. Respect the privacy of your children, they’re not your pets.
Such things were printed and handed out and rarely made it past that years parents and students and the school archive (physical visit required).
For the Dux's and general high performers, less time than I've been alive.
For entire classrooms to be posted up via live streams, Insta, tok's, etc ... barely a decade or so.
It's not something that was always normal, and just because it's become "normalised" doesn't mean it must remain that way.
I think a school news letter / yearbook is cute, but it should be private and only for the students and parents. A physical version would be best, you can put those in the archive instead of realize 20 years later that the digital versions are gone.
Saying "you shouldn't do this thing that was basically harmless from the birth of photography until the ~2010's" is ignoring a lot of history and context.