1) Watershed is a interesting mixture of public and private. Given that one is in contact with a random selection of the public at all times, there is no implied Right to Privacy during one's time here. We ask that all participants in activities at Watershed, in public spaces, conduct themselves in a way that they wouldn't mind having portrayed on the cover of the Oregonian. Occasionally there are reporters, police and fire officials here in both an official and unofficial capacity.


2) The Federal DEA's office of the Narcotics Undercover Division is the grey building across McLoughlin. Be Mindful!

3) Watershed retains and reserves all rights and privileges for all media taken within the premises, especially during public events. While we are happy to sign over on a case-by-case basis any needed publishing rights, we do it on a case-by-case basis so that, in the event of unwanted publicity on a news or internet website, we are still on legal grounds to send a cease-and-desist letter to any such breach of our copyright.

4) Having reserved to ourselves the legal rights of publication, be aware that it is always our intention, at least in part, to publish and create a public profile of ourselves, including disinformation and entirely false representations of our activities here. As a result of K8's pressure on this topic, we placed on the walls at the entrance the sign that says, "You Will Be Recorded And Broadcast In The Course Of The Evening".


This is something that I could have included in the liability waiver, and for that I apologize. We do have every intention of making public the pictures and video from Pudding Wrestling, and if anyone was under the impression that their performance was not in a public place intended for broadcast far and wide, please discuss this loudly and vocally now.