Say you’re an archivist going through a donation of 50,000 photos, mostly parades and storefronts from the 1950s. Then you find one that stops you, a close-up of a badly infected foot. No name attached, no face, nothing to identify the patient. The donor signed the rights over years ago. Nothing is stopping the archives
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