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LOL..well,I don't make the rules but I WILL enforce them!

(3) Adult Material. Adult material is strictly prohibited. You may not post or link to any adult and/or obscene material.

Frontal nude "muff" shots violate the rules,none of the photos on this page violate the rules but the one posted earlier today DID..
You keep saying you don't make the rules. What if the first pic I put up was shaved. You still can't see any bits and her top is covered. so its not full frontal.
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What if it were an art form? Like a painting?
In that case I would defer to cnredd before taking any action but this was not the case and most likely you are aware of it...
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In that case I would defer to cnredd before taking any action but this was not the case and most likely you are aware of it...
I didn't see the picture myself, so I can't make a judgement on it....

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You keep saying you don't make the rules. What if the first pic I put up was shaved. You still can't see any bits and her top is covered. so its not full frontal.
Look my friend,it was a "muff shot" vaginal lips and hair,it was "adult" material..end of story!
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Look my friend,it was a "muff shot" vaginal lips and hair,it was "adult" material..end of story!
There was no lips at all except on her face. Maybe your imagination carried you away. Maybe she should wear a burqa
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I don't think she's nude. Inappropriately dressed maybe, but not within the definition of nude.
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I would like to amend my statement. My previous statement was in reference to the first photo in this thread. After reviewing the picture in question I must agree that the photo is inappropriate and a representation of nudity. The picture that was removed was clearly a woman without underwear.

The general rule is 'cover it up'. While the photograph posted in the first post on this thread is pushing the limits, the photograph that was apparently removed was way over the line. There were no limits to be pushed as this photograph ignored them.
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I would like to amend my statement. My previous statement was in reference to the first photo in this thread. After reviewing the picture in question I must agree that the photo is inappropriate and a representation of nudity. The picture that was removed was clearly a woman without underwear.

The general rule is 'cover it up'. While the photograph posted in the first post on this thread is pushing the limits, the photograph that was apparently removed was way over the line. There were no limits to be pushed as this photograph ignored them.
OK debateman lets debate. What was the difference. If you can't see anything is it full frontal nudity. And secondly is it adult material. IE sexual.
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OK debateman lets debate. What was the difference. If you can't see anything is it full frontal nudity. And secondly is it adult material. IE sexual.
I think that the difference is in covering. The removed photograph has zero covering, the bits and pieces simply aren't in the frame. The example photograph clearly has the bits and pieces covered.

If I can't see it, then it isn't full frontal.

It is without question adult material.
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I think that the difference is in covering. The removed photograph has zero covering, the bits and pieces simply aren't in the frame. The example photograph clearly has the bits and pieces covered.

If I can't see it, then it isn't full frontal.

It is without question adult material.
Ok so now if you go to europe or Australia where topless beach goers are the norm is that adult material?
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