16 Questions
What is the main focus of Stacy and the team's work with Neil and Charlotte?
Negotiating virtual equity
Why does Neil want to keep photos tagged 'lightness of bean'?
He believes he took most of those photos
What is the basis for dividing the cocktail images between Neil and Charlotte?
The type of glass they are served in
What was the main point of disagreement regarding the airplane window photos?
The location-based split
What is the agreement regarding 'throwing back Thursday' and Sunday photos?
Thursday photos to Neil, Sunday photos to Charlotte
Why does Neil want to contest some images from his 30th birthday party?
He didn't look his best in those photos
What is the basis for dividing the airplane window photos domestically and internationally?
They agree to split airplane window photos domestically and internationally
How do Neil and Charlotte plan to divide the domestic and international photos?
Charlotte suggests a 50-50 split of domestic and international photos with an opposing 70-30 divide on Europe and Asia
What is the arrangement for 'throwback Thursday' and Sunday photos?
They will take turns owning throwback Thursday and Sunday photos, with Charlotte retaining custody of cocktail images
Why does Neil want to contest images from his 30th birthday?
Neil wants to contest a few images from his 30th birthday, as they hold sentimental value
What is the main focus of the team's work with Neil and Charlotte regarding the photos?
The team has grouped all images based on subject matter, location, dates, hashtags, and number of likes
Neil claims most of the photos tagged 'lightness of ______,' as he was usually the one holding the cups or the books in the pictures.
bean
They agree to split airplane window photos domestically and ______, but Charlotte disagrees with this proposal.
internationally
Charlotte suggests a 50-50 split of domestic and international photos with an opposing 70-30 divide on Europe and ______.
Asia
They will take turns owning 'throwback Thursday' and Sunday photos, with Charlotte retaining custody of ______ images.
cocktail
Neil wants to contest a few images from his 30th birthday, as they hold sentimental ______.
value
Study Notes
- Stacy and team are helping Neil and Charlotte divide their "virtual equity" from their public social media lives, following their separation.
- The process involves negotiating and finding common ground on who gets certain photos based on their significance and associations.
- The team has organized and categorized all images based on subject matter, location, dates, and hashtags.
- The negotiations begin with photos tagged "lightness of bean," which Neil assumes he took mostly because he was holding the cups or bouncing next to them.
- Charlotte wants the coffee shop photos, specifically ones of the barista Ignatius, but Neil insists his parents didn't name him that and he won't concede.
- They agree to split cocktail images, with Charlotte taking possession of all except those tagged "egg-based" or served in a coupe, which will belong to Neil.
- They discuss dividing airplane window photos, with Neil wanting a 50-50 domestic-international split and Charlotte proposing a 70-30 split on Europe and Asia.
- They also agree on throwing back Thursday photos belonging to Neil and Sunday photos to Charlotte.
- Neil wants to contest a few images from his 30th birthday party, specifically ones where he didn't look his best, but Charlotte argues that they were important memories.
- They discuss the potential division of a few disputed images, with the team taking a few days to physically separate the two accounts.
- The text ends with Neil singing "I Will Stay" while shaking hands with Charlotte's parents, hinting at the challenging and emotional nature of their separation.
This quiz focuses on negotiating the division of digital images between two individuals following a separation, based on their significance, associations, and personal preferences. The scenario involves categorizing and allocating photos based on various criteria like subject matter, location, dates, and tags.
Make Your Own Quizzes and Flashcards
Convert your notes into interactive study material.
Get started for free
