> No offense, but they may also not trust that you've configured the permissions correctly, or that your definition of "locked down" is one they think is approp

> No offense, but they may also not trust that you've configured the permissions correctly, or that your definition of "locked down" is one they think is appropriate for the photo or will be appropriate for the photo in a year or ten years. None taken, that's a good point ... upon reflection, I'd probably feel just as hesitant about someone else doing the same thing.