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Re:Some onions were too sexy for Facebook by jacobwilliamroy on Friday October 09, 2020 @07:14PM (#24735367)
Why can't I be excited? Why is that such a crime?
Re:Some onions were too sexy for Facebook by cgrealy on Friday October 09, 2020 @08:41PM (#24735795)
I don’t think it’s a crime to find a woman’s body sexually arousing.

I just think we to chill the fuck out if we see a boob.

It’s titillating... so what? Is that such a bad thing?

A great example was when I watched a YouTube video on Robocop a while ago. Robocop is a great movie, but it’s insanely violent. Yet YouTube was fine with all the violence and gore. But show a nipple? Bam... instant demonetisation.

Re:Some onions were too sexy for Facebook by 082349872349872 on Saturday October 10, 2020 @03:09AM (#24737153)
As far as I've seen, soviet censorship took the opposite tack from US censorship, roughly: dem titties, xorosho, but on-screen violence? straight to GuLag, citizen!

Come to think of it, the USSR did dissolve nearly peacefully. Maybe those censors knew what they were doing?

Ere wa wel, desh terash kowltim, deradzhang inyalowda tili pensa wit kuwang. (In a gravity well, there's always acceleration, which is why Inners don't think straight.)

Re:Some onions were too sexy for Facebook by Tade0 on Friday October 09, 2020 @07:44PM (#24735527)
Crime - no, but every social media platform that doesn't actively fight porn eventually turns into a porn site.

OnlyFans is an example of a service which embraced adult content, but most others would rather not go this route.

Re:Some onions were too sexy for Facebook by jacobwilliamroy on Friday October 09, 2020 @07:57PM (#24735606)
Why should we separate people from what they want?
Re:Some onions were too sexy for Facebook by Tade0 on Saturday October 10, 2020 @05:18AM (#24737685)
Because most users don't want this. Those who do though are highly motivated and are able to overwhelm any service with spam.
Re:Some onions were too sexy for Facebook by srg0 on Saturday October 10, 2020 @06:24AM (#24737932)
There's a thing called user preferences. Ask a few questions when creating an account, are you ok seeing naked human body? Are you ok seeing death, blood and traumas? Are you ok seing people engaged in reproductive activities? Are you ok seeing violence? Then blur the images or text which happen to be categorised as nude, gore or porn. Require action to unblur them. Nobody is offended, nothing is censored.

I can understand some people may want to avoid nipples, like some people may find images of guns or knives disturbing. But things like that are a personal preference.

In this day and age information delivery is already personalized. There is no excuse to censor content or ads based on what "most users don't want".

Re:Some onions were too sexy for Facebook by bitL on Friday October 09, 2020 @10:08PM (#24736227)
Driving a car? Operating heavy machinery? Flying a plane? Taking GMAT for your M7 MBA admission?