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RE: Moral rights
Never mind, I googled it...
http://www.photolife.com/CopyrightMoralRights.pdf
Moral rights are threefold. First, moral rights include the right, where reasonable in the circumstances, to be associated with the photo as the author, either by name or under a pseudonym. This includes the right to remain anonymous. Sometimes you may not want certain work traced to your studio if you think it no longer fits your style or quality level.
Second, moral rights include the right to prevent changes to the photo if such changes would prejudice your honour or reputation or if the changes would distort, mutilate or otherwise modify the photo. A change must result in prejudice, not simply disagreement.
Third, moral rights include the right to prevent the use of your photo in association with a product, service, cause or institution. A photograph cannot be used to endorse a political candidate or business unless the author agrees, even if he no longer owns the copyright.
Your bg music is still playing... cracking me up: GNR played on violins 
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