ok, so now i'm starting to feel fingers pointing at me.
let me give u a scenario.
You host a party and invite 50 people. You have 140 dishes cooked
up or catered (becos you're rich) but the catch is that u have to
serve EACH dish to EACH person personally.
Dun forget after preparing or paying for the food, you're already
pretty shack.
What would you do?
Be so tired until you can't enjoy your own party, or perhaps (since
you're so rich) employ waiters to help you?
Dun take this to heart, it's just an ANALOGY, and pardon me for
being sarcastic. You sound smart from your ability to highlight in
red and "one line sums it up" post, so you should be able to deduce
wat i'm trying to say.
Perhaps people who did not attend the outings just don't understand
how much effort i put in to shoot those pictures, and how nice it
is to view yourself and your friends in action.
For someone who did not attend any outings and know that photos are
distributed all over the shop, they will be thinking "hannor, wat's
new, sure like dat one lar, how to trust these things?"
i mean, seriously, how does a comment like that HELP at all? hey,
i'm not saying u are making that comment, it's just a thought that
came in ans i just decided to write it in this post.
you know, i feel like pple are coming in perhaps with good
intentions, but i'm "firing" them away. it is not my intention, but
i need to not mince words and really come to the point. i do
appreciate FOS' understanding in the matter, and would like to see
him in future outings, honestly.
i tell u wat lar, teriyaki, why dun u tell me why REdistribution of
photos from authorised pple to authorised pple is the problem? i
dunno wat discipline you're trained in, but most of us have had
management subjects before. remember your flat and tall
organisations? remember decentralisation? i mean whether the
organisation is flat or tall, every staff member gets a training
manual, be if distributed from the president, or his line
manager.
this is provided the distribution IS AUTHORISED.
hope to see u in the next outing too. 
