Himeuta New Rule Changes Regarding Adult Contents

[Aquan]

@oriscus Isn't [url] and [img] linking the same except in the latter you also embed the picture in question on the forum? I mean I'm not 100% sure of that because I'm not a guru in these arts, but sometimes when I search for some images, our forum often pops up in google image search even tho the images are being linked from imgur and other things.

So now I'm kinda confused, is it or is it not allowed to post censored doujin covers under the nsfw brackets anymore if they're being linked from imgur?

[oriscus]

@Aquan

Linking to(not directly posting) somewhat lewd/risqué contents is still acceptable, but we plead that users use common sense when linking such contents and not link to highly explicit materials.

Google's rules are written this way so you can't really question them when a violation does occur but they dont go about actively enforcing them.

IIRC, linking explicit materials (censored or no) was always not really a good idea.

And [url] to a webpage not directly to the image might be the difference as the first post mentions linked 'lewd/risqué' content as acceptable.

[EchIII]

Why not just make and designate a section viewable only by registered users? I don't have much of an interest in all the H-doujins but I don't think it should be outright banned

The fact that this forum allows guest posting is baffling, I'd be in favor of tighter membership.

[Tirpitz chan]

@Kalinsre
"Sheer or see-through clothing
Lewd or provocative poses
Close-ups of breasts, buttocks, or crotches"

So basically we can´t post damaged art anymore.

Normally i´d be furious about such changes but i gave up on GCT long ago, ever since Autoupdate chan was removed it was no fun anymore, so i dont really care.

[kuavera]

Guess I'll go change some of the stuff from my art thread to links instead to avoid any trouble.

[Apox]

#Nofunallowed

[Slartibartfast]

Probably a third or more of the damage art CGs would qualify as "strategically covered nudity"... I-19 in particular comes to mind.

And let's face it... anime as a whole tends very heavily towards the suggestive, and that's on the tame end of the spectrum.

Depending on how strictly you want to construe those terms, a great many things that nobody would blink an eye at can be considered offending material.

The irony here is that the advertising world in general makes heavy use of the very elements that they're telling you are not allowed.

[Jifaru]

@kuavera: *Tilts head 90 degrees to inspect Rochan*

Eh. All is still right in the world.

I didn't even draw that particularly lewd stuff.

[Subpyro]

Strategically? Exposed? You must be talking about FE: Awakening's beach DLC.

Gotta stay appropriate; thanks for the news (:

[Sixpack]

As far as I know it shouldn't, because the report we got from them is the URL of a thread with pictures directly posted on them. The mechanism they use to check most likely only cares about public contents.



Again, this is likely an automated mechanism that cares more about direct posting. But like I said, one should use common sense and avoid extreme material even when linking.

Was it the picture thread?