Q: Can I post pictures of tile work I did as a subcontractor on my instagram?
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Taking photos of your completed tile work can be tricky from a legal perspective, as several factors come into play.
Generally, you can share photos of your craftsmanship on Instagram if you have permission from both the property owner and the general contractor. Make sure to respect any confidentiality agreements you might have signed, and avoid revealing private details about the location or client. When posting, it's best to focus solely on showcasing your workmanship rather than making claims about the overall project.
Consider adding disclaimers to your posts mentioning that you worked as a subcontractor, and be careful not to imply that you were responsible for the entire project. You might want to check your subcontractor agreement for any specific clauses about social media usage or project documentation. If you're unsure about your rights, reaching out to the general contractor or property owner for written permission is the safest approach.
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