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I think in this particular scenario i think it would be a good idea to take it down if they dont want their face shown, However if its something that is serious that people need to know now then id leave it. however i dont think its to serious right now.

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i wouldn’t because it’s about school and it about something that is important. And if some of the students come talk to me about it maybe I would take the photos. I would listen to them and consider about taking them down or maybe I would blur there faces out

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I would try to talk to said students more about the problem and understand how to come to an agreement. If the publication was posted online than I would try to edit and/or take it down entirely. No matter what they were protesting students have the right to privacy.

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The story should be published but the pictures of peoples faces should be removed or hidden in a way that doesnt allow their faces to be identified by the school or law enforcement.

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No we shouldn’t have published the photos of the students. We should have blurred out the peoples faces or asked the students if they wanted their face in the photo. I would apologize to each student and try to take the photos down.

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I think publishing photos of something important where people know there would probably be consequences, it's alright, unless they would face extreme punishment. I think maybe blurring students who don't want to be shown would be good, but I also think it's important to show what went on.

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I could stick with it, I'd just show more discretion with the photos. Blur the faces or something.

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I would take the photos down because I am not allowed to use them if a person on the photo doesn't want that.

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I do not agree that they should be in a protest at all, considering they do not want to stand by it due to disciplinary action, however, I am still obligated to protect the identity of those I speak about

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It would probably be unethical to post the pictures if they’ve been asking for you to take them down, but also freedom of the press in America is something that defends this. Given this is a student paper I would say no to putting up pictures but I would still cover the story

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This is complicated, I would take down the photos with a apology. Possibly censoring students out of the pictures of possible so you keep the impactful pictures up but protect students identity’s. But I would keep the article about the protest up, since it seems like a really importent story to cover.

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I don’t think you should publish the photos because ofc you need all parties consent, but also if your worried of being in trouble Don’t do it???

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no

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Not signed. Would publish something that says “feel free to come talk to us” then try to get more of the story

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Not signed. Would publish something that says “feel free to come talk to us” then try to get more of the story

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No because in rule 9 and we don't know if its true. We should really only say facts

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No. I will not publish the letter because the letter is anonymous and it doesnt have any facts

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1: No because it’s anonymous

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I would not publish this letter. It is from a anonymous source and attacks others, without consequences. It only shows one side of the story. I might reference this essay in a larger article where it shows both sides, since nepotism might be a problem but I would show both sides

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This happens all the time cause theatre hierarchy exists and sucks but this would be unethical because it’s an anonymous complaint

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I would not publish this due to its anonymous report and its lack proof.

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Yes, as I think everyone gets a say, but I will give a disclaimer that it may not be accurate

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No. Because of rule 9. And it is just wrong to publish something like that.

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No. Because of rule 9. And it is just wrong to publish something like that.

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No, because I can't defend it

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No

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No