"1) You did post porn on this site and was banned for it."
This is what I get told but is it true?
The site rules that I could find on the subject were:
Now the wording in the forum rules was to be No "Posting gratuitous comments or images of an obscene, sexual, violent or graphic nature."
Now the link I posted to had a real blaster of a title "Strip - Hot Girl - oral sex naked female stripper anal porn" but the video that went with that title was quite decent. So I asked myself the following questions and made the following conclusions:
Are the images sexual or just suggestive? (I believe they were sensual not sexual)
I believe the Images are not obscene
I believe the Images are not violent
I believe the images are not of "graphic nature".
http://www.sciforums.com/showthread.php?13...l=1#post3117740
Now since YouTube has its own anti-pornography policy:
http://www.youtube.com/t/community_guidelines?gl=GB&hl=en-GB
YouTube Community Guidelines
So if the offending video is OK for YouTube audiences and passes YouTube's strict criteria, will a link to that video onto the science forums then violate sciforums rules? This particular YouTube video had been there for 5 years so it clearly wasn't UN-acceptable. (It is acceptable to YouTube)
It gets tricky if there are different levels of tolerance.
I think anything acceptable on YouTube should be OK for Sciforums. Otherwise one cannot tell the outcome of posting a link if the standard here is harder to pass that YouTube.
In a letter to Stryder I state:
"Look all I ask the moderators do is to look at the rules themselves and there were things like removing posts and links that could have been done prior to banning me. Especially for that YouTube post which was marginal, but it truly wasn't pornographic, for YouTube monitors it own pornography levels and does it pretty well.
So had the link been removed and a verbal message sent I would have known what level you accept, for it certainly wasn't the worst that has been posted on this thread (and not by me).
You have the rules for the forum but there is no indicator of the level to which is the cut off.
Anything accepted by YouTube should be OK to have on the forum in my opinion."
End of quote.
In a letter to Bells I state:
"It started with B/S trying to mock me by saying she had a dream come true "she fed her cat".
I tried to show her how stupid that was when she'd normally feed her pussy every day, for then how would she know which occasion satisfied the dream? And it deteriorated from there.
My fix was getting over the previous 2 day ban. - Nothing to do with sex, but because the YT was linked at that point, it was a double message. Had it been a Christian song you wouldn't have thought anything of it.
Now the YT was sensual but it was not sexual or pornographic for those with YT accounts and over 13.
It had been on YT for 5 years and most like it. But I said even though it is not pornographic I personally have trouble watching it and staying pure in thought, and i was wondering how the other guys got on watching it?" End of quote.
Just because it was likely to cause the feeling of arousal does that mean it was sexual? For there would be many things that cause arousal.
I think there needs to be a clarification of how the policy is policed for there was no warning that the limit had been exceeded.
I hope this helps the forum develop a fairer policy.
Regards
Robert
This is what I get told but is it true?
The site rules that I could find on the subject were:
Now the wording in the forum rules was to be No "Posting gratuitous comments or images of an obscene, sexual, violent or graphic nature."
Now the link I posted to had a real blaster of a title "Strip - Hot Girl - oral sex naked female stripper anal porn" but the video that went with that title was quite decent. So I asked myself the following questions and made the following conclusions:
Are the images sexual or just suggestive? (I believe they were sensual not sexual)
I believe the Images are not obscene
I believe the Images are not violent
I believe the images are not of "graphic nature".
http://www.sciforums.com/showthread.php?13...l=1#post3117740
Now since YouTube has its own anti-pornography policy:
http://www.youtube.com/t/community_guidelines?gl=GB&hl=en-GB
YouTube Community Guidelines
Here are some common-sense rules that will help you steer clear of trouble:
YouTube is not for pornography or sexually explicit content. If this describes your video, even if it's a video of yourself, don't post it on YouTube. Also, be advised that we work closely with law enforcement and we report child exploitation. Please read our Safety Tips and stay safe on YouTube.
Don't post videos showing bad stuff like animal abuse, drug abuse, or bomb making.
Graphic or gratuitous violence is not allowed. If your video shows someone getting hurt, attacked, or humiliated, don't post it.
So if the offending video is OK for YouTube audiences and passes YouTube's strict criteria, will a link to that video onto the science forums then violate sciforums rules? This particular YouTube video had been there for 5 years so it clearly wasn't UN-acceptable. (It is acceptable to YouTube)
It gets tricky if there are different levels of tolerance.
I think anything acceptable on YouTube should be OK for Sciforums. Otherwise one cannot tell the outcome of posting a link if the standard here is harder to pass that YouTube.
In a letter to Stryder I state:
"Look all I ask the moderators do is to look at the rules themselves and there were things like removing posts and links that could have been done prior to banning me. Especially for that YouTube post which was marginal, but it truly wasn't pornographic, for YouTube monitors it own pornography levels and does it pretty well.
So had the link been removed and a verbal message sent I would have known what level you accept, for it certainly wasn't the worst that has been posted on this thread (and not by me).
You have the rules for the forum but there is no indicator of the level to which is the cut off.
Anything accepted by YouTube should be OK to have on the forum in my opinion."
End of quote.
In a letter to Bells I state:
"It started with B/S trying to mock me by saying she had a dream come true "she fed her cat".
I tried to show her how stupid that was when she'd normally feed her pussy every day, for then how would she know which occasion satisfied the dream? And it deteriorated from there.
My fix was getting over the previous 2 day ban. - Nothing to do with sex, but because the YT was linked at that point, it was a double message. Had it been a Christian song you wouldn't have thought anything of it.
Now the YT was sensual but it was not sexual or pornographic for those with YT accounts and over 13.
It had been on YT for 5 years and most like it. But I said even though it is not pornographic I personally have trouble watching it and staying pure in thought, and i was wondering how the other guys got on watching it?" End of quote.
Just because it was likely to cause the feeling of arousal does that mean it was sexual? For there would be many things that cause arousal.
I think there needs to be a clarification of how the policy is policed for there was no warning that the limit had been exceeded.
I hope this helps the forum develop a fairer policy.
Regards
Robert
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