Keep it in the adult section.
Thank you.
Anytime...Lol
We BOTH know of certain people who post for attention only: whether it be pictures or questions. THEY make it hard for those who see things through an artistic eye to be taken seriously.
People either have class or they don't.
Where is the art in this BILLY? It is just a video of someone shaking their bootie.
Art is quite different and beautiful.
I answered this nearly identical question in AdultMug, and I stand by my answer there.
I don't have much problem with the content of the photo (as noted by others, we see more risque things in many other venues).
HOWEVER, I don't believe this picture serves as the basis for any legitimate discussion which would normally occur in the main section of Answermug unless it was:
A) What's the raciest picture you can post on Answermug that won't get banned?
B) What are the limits of pornography?
I think the most likely reason someone would post this picture is to see if he/she could get away with it. Then he/she would try to post something even more risque, and then we're on the slippery slope to the people who posted full frontals with a sock covering the schwanze.
I believe the best approach to apply with pictures like this at the boundaries of the TOS is to apply judgement. If someone posts a picture like this in the context of a discussion and it's relevant, give the poster the benefit of the doubt. If the picture is posted along with 10 other pictures that push the boundaries of the TOS and it seems clear the intent is to push the boundaries, then put a stop to it.
Bravo!
You know, that is the word...CLASS!
Because one holds a bar up does not make them a prude or intolerant. I hate the assumption. Some of us chose to celebrate our sensuality in a more private manner. I often think that people that need to put up degrading pictures and talk about graphic acts all the time are lacking something in their real life.
Sorry, that is my assumption when I see that sort of behavior on the internet day in and day out.
Since you allow children on this site, the photo should not be allowed in the main area. There are a couple of avatars that are similarly inappropriate for kids.
Do you find it appropriate for 13 year olds?
Knowing what little I do of your character, I am sure your intentions were all good. You seem to cherish what is around you and it is unfortunate that you ever got lumped in with some of the crap we see out here.
If I never saw that dumb gif of the girl shaking her ass or the words "homo" and "fag" on here, it would be a good day.
It's all about context.
The question is if it's appropriate for 13 year old children since they are allowed here. Not whether you are offended or this it is artistic.
Definitely inappropriate for 13 year old kids. Too bad we aren't all adults here.
People crying out for attention truly make me ill.
A video of someone bouncing up and down in a skimpy top or shaking their booty is not art. lol
A poignant picture depicting something sensual is completely different.
I 'am' old school, but am able to distinguish the difference.
My response is to JA. Maybe your 14 year old.
I do believe it belongs in the adult section since my concern would be what others have expressed; that there will always be someone that will post something far more reaching and think it's OK.
We do have a younger audience and others that may not want it in the main area. There is an adult section which I think is a good idea and gives everyone a place to express themselves.
But can we have some consistency with the rules? If that picture doesn't belong here, why allow all those ass shaking gifs that appear everywhere? I can avoid posts I don't care to read, but some of this stuff is placed in posts that have nothing to do with sex.
We can't be the only ones that find it completely tasteless and in your face. It's spam at this point.
SapphicHeart, People like yourself are not the ones I worry about. I've always seen you carry yourself with CLASS. Unfortunately some do things for attention, which makes it hard for your sentiment of the picture you posted to be taken seriously.
You are a rare gem SapphicHeart. Stay that way! ;-)
I have no idea what you're referring to. The only thing I can possibly think happened here was that you included policy-violating images with clean images. If we're talking about something that was removed from this thread in the past eh, 8 hours or so, I was asleep. I do have a mod who helps me with these sections, but she cannot "edit" a thread. She can only delete entire comments. If it was me, I would be able to remove the inappropriate photos of people licking each other and leave the family-friendly ones of people kissing in a park... I can go into questions/ comments and selectively pull things. My mod cannot. So, when she sees one part of a comment that violates the policy, the whole comment has to get deleted.
Beyond that, I am at a loss for what might have happened or what you could be referring to.
My point is that people asked for tougher photo regulations and so I gave them. Now, we have the issue where people are posting things and they get removed, and they they don't think they're "adult" in nature.
Thong girl doesn't bother me personally, but she is showing her bare bum. That should be a clear violation of the no-nudity clause. Bikini girl stays because she isn't overtly sexual and all her bits are covered.
I'm open to discussing the policies, which is the whole reason this is posted. I don't think thong girl would get "approval" from the general audience because her butt is showing, but we're looking into whether some sexually-charged photos can stay.