Miss Manners: I always assumed picture-taking was a matter of consent and good manners
I go out to a social event, or even a restaurant, I'm either being captured by a camera or someone has taken candid pictures ...
Miss Manners: No pictures please!
In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin discusses the importance of obtaining consent and practicing good manners when taking photos of others at social events.
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1960s Dinner Rules That Today's Kids Wouldn’t Believe
Explore the surprising dinner table rules from the 1960s that would astonish today's kids, revealing a time when mealtime was a formal affair. From strict manners to specific seating arrangements, ...
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Miss Manners: It’s impolite to take someone’s photograph without asking their permission.
GENTLE READER: A slightly more practical approach is to make it hard on the photographer.
Miss Manners: Isn’t it rude to take my picture (and post it online) without asking me first?
Please send your questions to Miss Manners at her website, www.missmanners.com; to her email, [email protected]; or ...
Miss Manners: How to deal with friend’s candid camera
GENTLE READER: A slightly more practical approach is to make it hard on the photographer.
It’s not your grandma’s wedding, but some etiquette rules still apply
In 1922, Emily Post published the bible of American manners, “Etiquette,” devoting 33 pages to the subject of doing weddings ...