Tagging People
4. Tagging People in Pictures They Are Not In
There is a great difference from tagging people in pictures that they are actually in, and tagging them in pictures of shoes or other wares you are trying to sell. Especially when they are "NEWWWW Christian Louboutin for ONLY $150!!!" sitting in plastic in the foyer of your parent's house.
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This also applies to event flyers that promoters so frequently tag their "friends" in. You know, the ones with the Ed Hardy typeface, and an old picture of Adriana Lima listening to headphones like she really is part of this.
(THERE SHE ISSSS)
Also, just a note, we all love babies, but if you aren't really REALLY close to the person, you should probably not tag them in a picture of your newborn minutes after giving birth. Last time I checked I wasn't a baby.
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This also applies to event flyers that promoters so frequently tag their "friends" in. You know, the ones with the Ed Hardy typeface, and an old picture of Adriana Lima listening to headphones like she really is part of this.
(THERE SHE ISSSS)
Also, just a note, we all love babies, but if you aren't really REALLY close to the person, you should probably not tag them in a picture of your newborn minutes after giving birth. Last time I checked I wasn't a baby.
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