wendynpeter
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Can someone please explain exactly the decision at TT regarding underage content? What exactly is the new policy?
We also chose to forbid the following after deliberating and deciding that nearly every member (And nearly any outsider who stumbled upon it) would consider it sexual in nature, even though it is not forbidden by US Code:--Actual or simulated
---graphic sexual intercourse, including genital-genital, oral-genital, anal-genital, or oral-anal, whether between persons of the same or opposite sex, or lascivious simulated sexual intercourse where the genitals, breast, or pubic area of any person is exhibited;
---bestiality;
---masturbation;
---sadistic or masochistic abuse;
---exhibition of the genitals or pubic area of any person;
--Graphic positions
---meaning that a viewer can observe any part of the genitals or pubic area of any depicted person or animal during any part of the time that the sexually explicit conduct is being depicted;
Finally, we banned any sort of fictional adult/fictional minor tickling, no matter the way done (adult tickling minor, minor tickling adult).-Foot Worship
---sniffing, kissing, licking, sucking, and/or lovemaking to or with the feet or foot
HisDivineShadow said:We currently allow depictions of fictional minors with certain restrictions.
drew70 said:thanks for the clarification HDS. I find TT's cool and level headed approach to the subject rather refreshing.
HisDivineShadow said:... sneaking in there several are ...
Glad to be useful, drew and Krokus. 🙂
I don't see any harm in deleting members with no posts, I suppose. I could remove anyone who has no posts made. However, some who wish to be deleted have several hundred posts. Yourself, wendynpeter, have 366. That is going to butcher any number of conversations.
However, I am but one being. I will put forth the question to the other admins and see if they have an opinion one way or the other (Both on deleting those with posts and those with none). This one should not be sole arbiter of opinion without knowing with one hundred percent certainty that the other admins are behind it. An answer I should have in a day or two.
Goodieluver said:I simply dont understand how TT has always allowed cartoon tickles and such, yet now someone complained, everyone is wantin to delete their accounts[/QUO
Even though i have been on the menbership rolls for a while,i found out after 2-3 visits TT did not have anything to intrest me.I can find everything i want and more on the TMF,and i do not want anything to do with a site that allows any content involving with minors in any context.Cartoons involving adults do not intrest me either to be honest,within the context of tickling,but that is a diffrent subject.
Goodieluver said:I simply dont understand how TT has always allowed cartoon tickles and such, yet now someone complained, everyone is wantin to delete their accounts
wendynpeter said:Until now, no one was ever told that this would be the official policy of TT. Many people participated in TT forum discussions, complained to no avail, and left TT because of it.
But this being the official policy decision changes things. There are many of us who do not want to be asscoiated in any way with TT now that the decision is final.
I think that's a reasonable request. As for the "we don't want holes in our discussions" excuse, I'm not buying it. TT simply doesn't want to loose membership numbers because that effects internet revenue. That's fine. The TMF members who want out and are being told no will have to solve the problem another way...
They want their accounts deleted - as opposed to simply closed - because they don't want their posts to show up.isabeau said:not to get off subject here, but isn't it possible to delete an account without also deleting their posts? i'm not sure i understand..
Correct. It is not a policy change; what has happened is that it was noticed by members who had before not been aware of it. After the massive debate (Leading to a thread closure due to descent into bickering and simple back-and-forth of the same point ad nauseum) we opted to alert members of specifically what was allowed and what was not (As opposed to the case-by-case basis with more "risky" works in the past). If anything, the new rules change eliminated previously allowed works; nothing new was permitted. But, enough of this. I refuse to clutter up the TMF and make Myriads job more difficult with TT issues. If one wished to continue the discussion, feel free to PM me here or bring it up at the TickleTheater.Goodieluver said:True but they have always had cartoon pix up there and they have a very large art forum dedicated to anime tickling and whatnot. Its always been there. My concept is people didnt know of it and didnt care
Correct and another reason we don't delete members. You would be gone from the TickleTheater proper, yes, but records would exist in Google and other search engines of your presence at the TickleTheater.Kalamos said:Besides, you can't edit Google's cache, so if they ever shut TTC down, cops are going to get you anyway, if they really want you.
HisDivineShadow said:Correct. It is not a policy change; what has happened is that it was noticed by members who had before not been aware of it. After the massive debate (Leading to a thread closure due to descent into bickering and simple back-and-forth of the same point ad nauseum) we opted to alert members of specifically what was allowed and what was not (As opposed to the case-by-case basis with more "risky" works in the past). If anything, the new rules change eliminated previously allowed works; nothing new was permitted. But, enough of this. I refuse to clutter up the TMF and make Myriads job more difficult with TT issues. If one wished to continue the discussion, feel free to PM me here or bring it up at the TickleTheater.
Correct and another reason we don't delete members. You would be gone from the TickleTheater proper, yes, but records would exist in Google and other search engines of your presence at the TickleTheater.
I asked of the administration as a whole at the TickleTheater and received the same response I earlier gave you: we do not delete members, for all the reasons I have mentioned in this thread. Members are free to delete their own posts; the TickleTheater claims no ownership of posts made by members, so members are free, if they so choose, to delete all posts made by themselves. We do not encourage or suggest this, but the option is there for you. This is the only option.
This is not the answer you want but it is the answer. As I said earlier, please contact myself via PM here or bring the issue up at the TickleTheater if you wish to continue the discussion. I will be more than willing to continue the conversation in either place; however, the opinion of the admins of the TT is not going to change. I don't want to silence anyone but I also don't want to bring any more bloated tirades to the TMF; already we (The TickleTheater) have been the cause of two massive TK Dis threads here. I don't like that and do not want to see a third created. TT problems should be taken up at the TT; TMF problems at the TMF.
Thank you and I apologize for being long-winded.