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I think the context of the original article is important: at an airsoft range, you’re on private property. You’ve signed a waiver to be there, there’s already
by notatoad 1y ago
I think the context of the original article is important: at an airsoft range, you’re on private property. You’ve signed a waiver to be there, there’s already rules to follow. Having formal rules for filming would be a totally reasonable and practical thing to do.
Just like some gyms are accommodating to people filming TikTok’s and some aren’t, an airsoft range could have camera or no camera days, if that was something their players wanted.
- chb 1y agoThis. People should either be banned from filming at the private site, or be required to agree to some form of consent seeking.
- scotty79 1y agoOr required to agree to be filmed.
- mvdtnz 1y agoIt's always a possibility that the owners of the range have already considered this and found there is virtually no market for no-camera days. Excluding your most enthusiastic members to include a miniscule number of camera-shy weirdos is unlikely to pay off.