A Slideshow of 50 Photos from today's "One Nation Together" Rally on the National Mall, Oct. 2, 2010

Update:

I didn't initially see any photos and didn't see any link for a page with the photos, if they were in another Web page. But the problem is resolved, now.

The Web browser I use is Firefox, always the current stable version, and with security extensions added. One of those is the add-on called NoScript, which provides the user with a lot of control over elements of Web pages and sites to allow the loading of, or to keep blocked. Looking at the source for this page in Opera permitted seeing that the slideshow viewer is hosted at flickr.com (or .net, whichever it is) and I will almost always make sure to block flickr because of having read several years ago that the Web site spied or infringed on other user rights.

I unblocked it for this page and the slideshow viewer displays, but if flickr continues to disrespect ethical and common sense Internet or Web etiquette, then I'd recommend hosting content for this and any other Web sites only at Web sites that respect proper etiquette.

We don't need to have anything to hide in order to be against improper or illegitimate uses of the Internet by Web sites and their administrators or owners. We can and should be against them simply because they don't respect good principles. Once they start spying on visitors, then visitors need to make sure to keep files containing personal data securely encrypted and this can be sometimes forgotten, as well as a nuisance.

I'm not sure if flickr still spies or does whatever inappropriate thing it used to do though. Maybe the website has been corrected in this respect.