To all my friends, family and dharma friends,
Facebook has blocked my facebook account as :
"You uploaded a photo that violates our Terms of Use, and this photo has been removed. Facebook does not allow photos that attack an individual or group, or that contain nudity, drug use, violence, or other violations of the Terms of Use. These policies are designed to ensure Facebook remains a safe, secure and trusted environment for all users, including the many children who use the site."
I am left in the dark as to which photos they are trefering to, and of course I cannot check my facebook albums. All I can think of is some film stills from a lost 1972 film called LIFE CLASS, about a life drawing class. Yes, the models are unclothed, which may embarass delicate members of fringe groups of certain religions, or even Kings of some middle eastern sovereignties. So be it.
The other photos that might cause distractional concern could be the collected photos of the New York twenties photographer ALFRED CHENEY JOHNSON, whose classical poses of Ziegfeld Follies models, unclothed as they are, would not have distracted my Grandmother from her knitting.
Many people have praised the Johnson photos and the opportunity to view them all together. Many other fb friends have asked me to post the film or make it available. Alas it is probably gone forever.

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Hello Barry, I read the NY Times Article and checked out the Art Academy site too. Thanks. I nearly deleted my Art album, but apparently drawings and paintings are okay (as long as they're not too good LOL). I wish there was a way to IM on here.
Love, LAS
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