(Student) Blogging and the Fact of Other People - ProfHacker - Blogs - The Chronicle of Higher Education - 0 views
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gabriela ortizmichel on 25 Aug 16"People that you interact with in the physical world have no expectation of appearing on your blog. The exception to this is when you explicitly ask permission - which is the approach we took when travel blogging. We did not include pictures of people who did not give us their permission. For us, this was especially important when the pictures were of children. We always asked permission before sharing pictures or names (we only share first names) on our travel blog. When someone blogs about their ideas, however, they are expecting that they are given appropriate credit for their ideas. They are self-publishing as a way to not only share their ideas but also to claim ownership over their ideas, and as such, they should be appropriately attributed."