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[>Re: PHOTO] “I’d just like to say that the National Portrait Gallery is one of the worst offenders in the world in its digital practices. The terms and conditions (quite apart from the cost) associated with getting permission to use one of their images - itself a pretty offensive idea, I know - are so bad that you can’t really afford to do business with them.

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