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Stick with social platforms that allow it like Twitter and Tumblr.
Why put the time in for with a high chance to just be deleted? Work smarter not harder. 😀
It’s pretty laughable that they excuse snuff videos on their network under “education” and “representation of reality” while banning something as genuinely natural as a female breast.
Of the two things, I know which I would prefer my child to see. Even hardcore, I would prefer my child to accidentally witness what is, after all, a natural act, than to see someone having their head ripped from their body.
This is sickening to me, and I cannot find any logical justification for it at all. I would love to see someone sit down with whoever made this decision and ask them to explain this, because I would bet my left nut that they couldn’t explain it at all.
I understand that for the internet to be fully free and a genuine representation of all opinions around the world there has to be a certain level of give and take. I do think that sometimes censorship is extreme, but when it comes to something like this the private business has an opportunity to set their own policy, and this policy makes absolutely zero sense.
I woke up one morning to find my Youtube popular account with over a thousand subsribers deleted. I was very carefully editing videos I was posting there to make sure all “objectionable” material was removed, but was displaying an affiliate banner at the beginning and end with my site name, and the videos of course had the watermark of the sponsors – both adult websites.
I was pissed off, but at the end of the day, it was a violation of their ToS and they had every right to close the account.
