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  • Nairn2

    The kid's been invited to a birthday party at the weekend at some place that requires a waiver submitting. Waiver includes details like Kid's Date of Birth and copyright over media taken for use in their marketing.

    I'm kind of "No, fuck that".

    Thoughts?

    I don't like giving that info out for myself, never mind on behalf of someone who can't reasonably give their consent.

    I suppose I could just make shit up...

    • #AITA?Nairn
    • fucking lawyershans_glib
    • Looks like it's an American-owned organisation. Well, company, of course.Nairn
    • not that tropical place in piccadilly circus that was so popular in my kids' time?hans_glib
    • What would be your answer to..."Dad, why can't i go to the Birthday Party? All my friends will be there"Morning_star
    • No, some place that's apparently mostly frequented by the children of the sort of people who work at Google, etc.Nairn
    • Your kid 'bout to get cloned.palimpsest
    • you do know that BS is for safeguarding your child, not increasing your paranoia?fadein11
    • You just gotta do it. It sucks. But your kid will probably have a blaststoplying
    • I'm in "fuck that" or "hilarious fakery" side, but I also have a special hatred for the type of photo / vid type you're going to be running across.garbage
    • Don't do it. They'll jab your kid and you'll end up with a non-human.palimpsest
    • Or imagine you arrive to the party and see Simon finishing up his tacos and getting his camera ready.palimpsest
    • They might fall victim to my bad-juju Money Non-Crow, so keep their pocket money to yourself.Continuity
    • And by 'their', I do mean 'she'.Continuity
    • @fadein - given I'm the one that's actually read it, and it's about waiving their responsibility in the event of any misfortune, no, I don't. You do?Nairn
    • don't take her then, it's your call.fadein11
    • I know you are a new parent but this is so low priority.fadein11
    • It has made me add 'check insurance' to The Party Checklist for my own daughter in a wee while.Nairn
    • lol, condescending much? I do think giving companies details about my daughter's very much worth considering. Anyway, I just lied..Nairn
    • You seem to be permantely whining but in an often entertaining fashion, this isn't an issue, noones gonna care or broadcast her online.fadein11
    • I like you but god you do bang on a bit.fadein11
    • It's my party and i'll shit all over the notes if i want to.Nairn
    • lol, yep I've been known to do that also.fadein11
    • on one side we have complete disregard for the personal privacy of a minor. on the other: cake. i'm with nairn on this oneimbecile
    • it's a kids party hahafadein11
    • Sounds like some big pharma illuminati trapcrazyprick
    • Set's return has everyone on edge.palimpsest
    • lawyer up and pull up a counter contract detailing every possible situation that might compensate youBeeswax
    • https://getyarn.io/y…Beeswax
    • just go with the kid and take photos of the person who is taking photos of the kids, but in the most irritating way possible :)sted
    • wait what, set is back?sted
    • Soz, stoplying & morning_star, I missed your posts in all the excitement. Yeah, obvs I was going to cede, but fuck if I agree with this nonsense.Nairn
    • Nairn, i blame the Americans.Morning_star
    • Tell the kid NO and explain WHY.sandpipe
    • Echoing sted: wait what, set is back?garbage
    • Let your kid party, you worry if you want.robthelad
    • @sted & @garbage Yes, and he's polluting the Coronavirus thread with his conspiracy theory stupidity.Continuity
    • A birthday party that requires legal paperwork? Fist fuck that concept in the ass and mouth.jagara
    • An interesting venue. Given what it is though, I'd've assumed it'd be insured to the hilt, so I'm guessing the waiver's merely a dissuasive measure.Nairn

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