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This is what happens when the public expect Facebook to be the morality police. Morality is subjective. Decisions can't be kept consistent and made to scale. So
by rlpb 12y ago
This is what happens when the public expect Facebook to be the morality police. Morality is subjective. Decisions can't be kept consistent and made to scale. Some will fall on the wrong side of close calls; it's inevitable.
- ritchiea 12y agoI don't think the public expects Facebook to be the morality police. Facebook believes being the morality police is in their best interest as they attempt to serve a central function in people's lives.
- falcolas 12y ago> I don't think the public expects Facebook to be the morality police. So, users wouldn't be upset with Facebook if ads with sex toys started appearing on their homepage? We absolutely expect them to censor their page to meet with our moral sensibilities, and complain loudly to the world when they do not.
- pbhjpbhj 12y agoWhilst some would allow children at a burlesque - others would look at the crotch level shot of dancers in frilly knickers that fronts the video ad for the burlesque show and consider that Facebook are spot on. It's not "morality police" it's just sticking with a pre-arranged definition of the boundaries of behaviour considered acceptable in a given forum. Those sufficiently mature to choose the boundaries of their exposure to sexualised content can get burlesque in other forums that have different defined boundaries. It's choice. Would you do a burlesque show at a high-school? It's not porn per se, but it is an "adult live show".