Image Review Consent

Image Review Consent

FolioSignal Client Image And Review Consent

Effective date: To be completed before launch

Short Client-Facing Consent Text

Use this near the star icon in client galleries:

> We would love to share your thoughts. If you leave a comment on a photo you love and click the star icon, you give the photographer permission to publish that selected photo together with your comment in the public reviews gallery. You can ask the photographer to remove it later.

Detailed Consent Terms

By clicking the star icon or otherwise approving a photo/comment for public review, the client confirms:

  1. They are the client or an authorized representative for the job gallery.
  2. They permit the photographer to display the selected photo and related comment in the photographer’s public storefront, review gallery, portfolio, marketing materials, or social proof areas.
  3. They understand the selected photo and comment may be visible to the general public.
  4. They understand the photographer may edit the comment for spelling, length, clarity, or formatting without changing the meaning.
  5. They understand the photographer may remove the review at any time.
  6. They may request removal by contacting the photographer.

Photographer Responsibility

The photographer remains responsible for:

  • Confirming they have rights to publish the photo.
  • Confirming any needed model, property, venue, employer, school, parent/guardian, or event permissions.
  • Avoiding publication of private, sensitive, confidential, or restricted images.
  • Honoring removal requests where required by law, contract, or client relationship.

Recommended Workflow

  1. Client comments on a favorite photo.
  2. Client clicks the star icon.
  3. FolioSignal records the selected photo, comment, client identity if known, time, and job gallery.
  4. Photographer reviews the selected item.
  5. Photographer approves publication.
  6. The item appears in the public reviews gallery.
  7. Removal request remains available through the photographer.