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> living in a more prude country I think they're trying to say that given there's open advertising of various sex related things, that Germany isn't exactly pr
by paranoidrobot 6y ago
> living in a more prude country
I think they're trying to say that given there's open advertising of various sex related things, that Germany isn't exactly prudish.
- cinntaile 6y agoYes I understood that. I am asking what he's trying to say by mentioning that. If I were to read between the lines it'd mean that a more prude culture is not a factor because he's in Germany and he gets a warning or can't access the link on mobile. He didn't specifically write that however and I'm therefore trying to clear up the ambiguity.
- jrumbut 6y agoA previous poster had suggested he lived in a prudish country where sexual content is censored on the internet. He said he was in Germany, and gave examples of the lack of prudishness there (in case someone didn't know what Germany is like). The implication is that Germany is an unlikely place for that kind of censorship.
- cinntaile 6y agoRight, thanks. Sometimes the HN format isn't exactly conducive to easily see who wrote what in reply to who if there is not a direct relationship. My original assertion regarding the prudishness of the culture being a driving factor was not correct.
- ben_w 6y agoJust to confirm, this interpretation is correct.