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Im promise im not trying to be combative but didnt he explicitly state that the ban was on non-consentual pornography?
Comment by Darr_Syn at 16/07/2015 at 20:43 UTC
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That's actually a really fair point.
But at what point does something become pornographic?
Is there a line where a discussion on the proper way to flog your partner, or cane them, or use a chastity device, become pornographic?
How about /r/BDSMerotica where fictional accounts of scenes that don't explicitly depict consent?
So while you may have a valid point, I think that the admins' positions need to be very clear.
Comment by Chibbox at 16/07/2015 at 20:58 UTC
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Surely there will be people trying to get these type of subreddits banned for "enticing mistreatment of women/men" when they see posts about flogging, punishement ideas and the likes. So a clear definition that excempts these subreddits are important for their survival.
Comment by m1ndwipe at 16/07/2015 at 20:48 UTC
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Im promise im not trying to be combative but didnt he explicitly state that the ban was on non-consentual pornography?
But the link is to a policy about pornography where those appearing within haven't consented, not porn that might involve non-consentual fantasy situations.
The policy is so badly written. So so badly written.