Saved me from saying it
 

EXACTLY!!

Respect
 

Frankly, I think it's a good sign that this conversation is happening at all. I basically agree with fango and everybody else. The important part is that it's actually getting hashed out and we're not being total asses. So far so good.
I have some Fremont pics...have to figure out where I stand myself but when I look at all the other clothed/unclothed seems they're made from social sites or the ex-boyfriends themselves so.....?

couple I found

She looks cuter and sexier covered up rather than nude. Thanks for sharing.

Woman's view
 

Fango, I can understand your concerns but, speaking as a woman, I don't have a problem with it and here's why. It's a generational thing. The ages of most women in these photos are such that they grew up with social media and are totally accustomed to sharing even the most minute aspects of their lives with total strangers. Nudity and the classic ENF ideal that I, and many of the let's say more mature members at OCC grew up with, is no longer the norm for social media addicts. The concept of the younger generation's approach towards nudity and personal privacy is so radically different today than even 10 years ago. I suspect "sexting" would be seen as rare and so "out there" by many mature OCC members that they might think only a few "loose women" engage in such behavior or do so only with their private partners.

HA!! People I know do so at the drop of a hat with people they really have no idea who they really are.

It wouldn't surprise me at all if those women who rode in the WNBR bragged about it in great detail or posted intimate accounts and pictures at their social accounts. I'd be totally surprised that they would object in the least at the attention they are getting - even here. Does that make it right or negate your gallant respect for their privacy? No, in fact I find it quite refreshing. but truth be told many today would find that attitude "quaint."

Yes, I participated years ago in the Fremont Parade and was scared to death and went all out (overboard actually) to hide my identity or keep from anyone here linking my nude photos with my actual name. (Yes, naked photos of me are really on this site from years back but so far no one has linked me with any of them - at least not that I know of thank goodness. But I believe people like me are rare - the exception not the rule anymore. From the many, many women I know that are millennial's they would think nothing of it. Their attitude is more like "yeah that rocks, so what's the big deal?"

Just another point of view, really.

Torre

This is only part of the story. Companies like Facebook deliberately obscure their privacy policies and also regularly change them because it's in their interest to encourage sharing of content. I work in this area and believe it, deceiving users about how much they're sharing is often part of the business plan. Yes, social media posts are often in the public domain but I still think there's a difference between those photos and ones of riders in the WNBR or Fremont Solstice Parade.

True BUT . . .
 

You make another valid point BUT you're missing mine I think. The ATTITUDE of the younger generation is totally different now. I suspect, and truly believe that most people of the millennial generation could care less even if such policies were explicitly spelled out. Just look around you - at people you know of this age. They willingly share EVERYTHING not just with their friends but with everyone - with grocery stores, social accounts, schools, blogs, etc etc etc. It's narcissistic really.

People have forgotten how valuable privacy is (or used to be.) You can't protect somebody who doesn't want to be protected.

Brighton clothed-unclothed
 

Hope this doesn't offend any sensibilities. Again, only photos taken on the ride day itself, and again, there are more available upon request ;)

TEST
 

Enjoy

keep them coming
 

You heard what the man said peeps :)