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I'm not sure it's as small a step as you think. Naked people aren't allowed in public in most places either, so not being in ads isn't that wild, you don't see
by Phillipharryt 7y ago
I'm not sure it's as small a step as you think. Naked people aren't allowed in public in most places either, so not being in ads isn't that wild, you don't see many naked people that you don't want to. I think banning people in ads is closer on the scale of likelihood to banning the actual products than it is to banning naked people.
- amelius 7y agoOk, the link to naked people would be a step too far. But in some countries there is a discussion about showing models that are too thin. When we ban those, then it is only a small step to ban all imagery of people (and humanoid characters).