RE: Ethical issues

> > 2. Which parts of the site should be visible to non-members?
> > e.g., here
> > in the UK, putting kids' pictures on the web is a serious issue.
> The same in Italy.

I think then we should make it so you could not access any of the personal
information unless you are logged in. And that you should only get access to
a login-name through the project (as it is now, anyone can become a member,
or?).
Perhaps project presentations could be visible to all? Students often wants
to show their work to parents, friends, etc.

Showing a picture of yourself is a really nice feature of the site,
especially since we have this language issue... I think it really helps
building a sense of community, for me at least people feel much closer now
when you can see what they look like.

/ylva



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