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To you, what are things that should and should not be normalized in Filipino culture?
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this post was submitted on 11 Jun 2023
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@[email protected] Good question!
Cancel culture, we don't need that foreign culture here.
taking photos/videos of anyone without asking for permission with the intention of shaming them. It is a violation of their #Privacy to mention one (there are others).
#Copyright infringement - using, translating, creative derivative works, re-uploading/re-distributing someone else's work without permission or license.
The foolish #CTTO (Credit-To-The-Owner), because if you don't have a permission or a license to use, re-use, re-upload/re-distribute, translate, create derivative works, of someone's work, it still is Copyright infringement.
Threatening to and shaming people who are failing / failed to pay the money they borrowed. It is a violation of their Privacy.
๐ค Those are the ones I can think of right now.
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On that note: Happy ๐ต๐ญ #IndependenceDay from #Spain! #June12 #Philippines!
I remember Eneru PH and Kaalaman as well