baldo
@bleeptrack @Bobo_PK It's not only faces but also screens: Taking a picture it can be easy to miss the laptop having some private data shown or some hacking going on.
At times it makes me feel anxious seeing the rules ignored. I fear witnessing angry reactions and conflicts. Especially when people aren't approaching photographers nicely but overreact.
I still like the rules because otherwise there probably would be much more filming / taking pictures being way harder to get around.
baldo
@bleeptrack @Bobo_PK Then again I really enjoy looking at the beautiful pictures taken. Those are worth being shared with world. In the end it's quite a trade off having those rules in place, but I can see why.
In the end I feel it comes down to how we treat each other: Not being angry about people wanting to share the beauty of congress but approaching them with respect and respecting the wishes of others who do not want to have to watch out for cameras.
baldo
@bleeptrack Good question, perhaps it also has to do with the different scale of the events. The larger an event the more "tourism" happening perhaps?
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