Maybe I'm missing something here, but I suspect this would be a technical and political minefield. Sure, you can recognise certain types of abuse images, but t

Maybe I'm missing something here, but I suspect this would be a technical and political minefield. Sure, you can recognise certain types of abuse images, but then what about content like that in fiction? It's very logical that something seems as problematic in real life would be fine in say, a Call of Duty game or a blockbuster movie or some other form of fiction. Heck, there have been cases where scenes in movies and games have been 'reappropriated' as real life military or terrorist events by clueless nations and groups. For example: http://www.shacknews.com/article/93359/footage-of-six-isis-soldiers-killed-by-sniper-is-really-from-medal-of-honor http://www.shacknews.com/article/93359/footage-of-six-isis-s... So your system would have to figure out not just whether something is seen as 'offensive' or 'against the rules', but whether its from a fictional work that might be allowed on the site.