Discussion:
undefinedWhat is the name of your state? Texas
Are there any laws or guidelines to enforce a program director to remove your picture, name and bio from the organizations website if you no longer want to be represented at this organization.
Several requests have been to the director which is the webmaster. There were no signed agreements. This director develops webpages for a living.

Respectfully,

John Whitt
[email]ast-dia@argolink.net[/email]
Answer:
undefinedWhat is the name of your state? Texas
Are there any laws or guidelines to enforce a program director to remove your picture, name and bio from the organizations website if you no longer want to be represented at this organization.
Several requests have been to the director which is the webmaster. There were no signed agreements. This director develops webpages for a living.

Respectfully,

John Whitt
[email]ast-dia@argolink.net[/email] I suppose if you can show that the use of your name and likeness was such that it implied endorsement, sponsorship or affiliation with the website, you might be able to sue him under defamation laws, the ones that limit the commercial use of one's likeness without permission. You should talk with a local attorney if you think you might want to pursue this route.