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And probably by asian standards too. Basically anyone non-american is ok with this i think (knowing the author is probably also underaged). I hope US scare of
by bsaul 7y ago
And probably by asian standards too.
Basically anyone non-american is ok with this i think (knowing the author is probably also underaged). I hope US scare of anything barely related to nudity won't be the new norm.
- yellowapple 7y agoHell, I'm American and I don't really see a problem with it either. Wallpapers are meant to be seen, and most importantly are a reflection of what the chooser of said wallpaper likes to see; if people like looking at half-naked anime characters every time they use their personal computers, who am I to judge? Emphasis on personal computer, of course; if this was in a workplace or otherwise-professional setting, then yeah, I'd be concerned, too. That's obviously not the case here, though (unless you're really building your business on top of some high school kid's pet OS project, in which case - no offense to said high school kid - you're completely and irrefutably bonkers). If you don't like it, fork it and replace all the wallpapers with puppies or Jesus or Insane Clown Posse or whatever floats your boat. I won't judge your taste in desktop backgrounds.