[flanker7]

This used to be an occasional thing, but now it seems like nearly every time we get nude pics of a cute girl at a public nudity event (WNBR, Fremont, etc.), someone uses facial recognition software to find/post personal photos of them at work, with their families, etc., often accompanied by captions like, "I wonder if [first name]'s coworkers know what she looks like naked?"

We know that facial-recognition software is ubiquitous now, and we know that anyone that wants to look this stuff up can easily do so. But that doesn't mean it should be posted here. This kind of stalking is well outside the scope of what this site has always been, which is sex-positive, pro-woman, and generally considerate of the human on the other end of the camera lens. What it's turning into lately makes me want to delete my account.

I'd propose a pretty simple rule: Don't post personal photos that aren't directly related to the nude event, unless the images were already in the public media or the person is already a public figure.