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It isn't against the law necessarily, as obscenity laws in the US only make it illegal if the medium is an image depicting a child and there is no artistic purp
by michannne 5y ago
It isn't against the law necessarily, as obscenity laws in the US only make it illegal if the medium is an image depicting a child and there is no artistic purpose (very vague). Regardless, It annoys me when organizations do this when they can easily just create a ToS outlining what isn't allowed. It truly boggles my mind the contempt that some orgs have at creating and maintaining a ToS instead resorting to hiding behind fantasy laws as justification. Just straight face tell your users "Nothing related to X of any kind or permaban", very clear, very succint.