This gets an A for quality agit-prop art in my mind; I immediately started coming up with objections as if I was actually going to be using one. My first was "w

This gets an A for quality agit-prop art in my mind; I immediately started coming up with objections as if I was actually going to be using one. My first was "what if I want people I know in my photos?" My second thought was "You could just include a highly rated photo someone else took in your photo roll," followed by "But what about licensing?" We could also imagine Camera Commons: distributed by EFF and Google and Yahoo, and encourages you to take photos places that have no CC-licensed photography that rates highly on flickr, but all your images are CC0 licensed. The better your average rating, the more frequently they send you new models.