Can I share someone else's story?

Yes, you can, but make sure you have their permission and follow any legal and ethical guidelines.

It depends. If you have the person's permission and it's not violating any laws or ethical guidelines, then maybe you can.

It depends. If the story is in the public domain or if you have obtained the proper permission from the person, then you can share it. However, if it's a private story and you share it without consent, it could be unethical and in some cases, illegal.

In most cases, no. Sharing someone else's story without their consent is a violation of their privacy and intellectual property rights. You could face legal consequences.

You could start by getting their permission first. Then, you can tell it to your friends or post it on social media, making sure to give credit to the original storyteller.

It depends. If you have the proper permission or the story is in the public domain, then yes. But without permission, it's not allowed and could lead to legal issues.

It depends. If you have the permission from the original story owner, then yes. But without permission, it's not a good idea and could lead to legal issues.

It depends. If you have the person's permission, then it's usually okay. But if not, it could be a violation of their privacy or even copyright in some cases.

It depends. You can share someone else's story if it's not confidential and if sharing it serves a positive purpose. But always make sure you have their consent and that you present the story accurately and respectfully.

In most cases, it's not a good idea. Sharing someone else's story without their permission could be seen as a violation of their privacy.