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I really want to know more about why this guideline was added: > DON'T... produce adult or "NSFW" content in connection with the event. Your PG-13 review of a
by twic 3y ago
I really want to know more about why this guideline was added:
> DON'T... produce adult or "NSFW" content in connection with the event. Your PG-13 review of a classic Mac FPS game where you use language you'd hear on broadcast TV is likely fine. To be clear: We absolutely want to encourage everyone from all communities to participate in the event, but we just ask that folks do not produce NSFW content for the event. We're no prudes, but we do want to keep the event open to as wide an audience as possible (with the exception of potentially disenfranchising boudoir photography). Remember: it's about consent. Having some saucy content drop into someone's feed while they're looking for old Macs might be offputting or inappropriate to someone not looking for or unable to consent to viewing that content.
- LeonM 3y ago> I really want to know more about why this guideline was added Could have been something innocent such as someone uploading Leisure Suit Larry content maybe? I understand (and kind of agree with) the organizers though. They want retro computing to be accessible for anyone, including kids. Retro computing is a great way for kids to learn about computers, but someone could really ruin that by posting NSFW content.
- justin66 3y agoYour question is answered if you actually read to the end of the paragraph. It sounds like you know why and you want to argue about it.
- twic 3y agoI want to know specifically what saucy retro Mac content this is about, because i have trouble imagining any. It sounds like you didn't understand what i was asking.
- indigo0086 3y agoTwo words, Duke nukem
- EricE 3y agoMacplaymate? Psychotic? There was lots of saucy retro Mac content out there despite the Internet not being a thing yet.