Harold Walker44 said:It would certainly be a benefit if you were appointed as a supermoderator, someone intimately familiar with the rules governing this particular subreddit...
The rules of this platform clearly prohibit erotic content on any pages where Google is running advertisements, a point the owner explicitly emphasized when establishing the guidelines... after all, the site is intended to function as a family-friendly corner of the internet...
Regardless of whether one classifies it as pedophilia, it is patently obvious that we are looking at a description of sexual conduct involving a minor. In the United States, if the individual involved is under the age of 15, that constitutes a serious crime...
And even in the end, there is this relentless, underlying push to promote violence...
I'm quite well aware of the rules here. For instance, you aren't allowed to share psychiatric diagnoses with others, and pedophilia falls under that category... It feels like people are dancing right on the edge of that line. Besides, I didn't join this community as a moderator, just as a regular user...
The forum rules prohibit erotic content on pages where Google runs ads. The owner explicitly stated this in the guidelines, as the site is intended to be a family-friendly platform...
I was simply addressing the allegations regarding pedophilia that have surfaced here... just like everyone else has. Engaging in these discussions isn't against the rules, regardless of what color your username is. I haven't touched on anything else; the PDF containing this topic isn't under my moderation, and I maintain my right to post as any other user would... besides, I have no business interfering since I'm not an admin. Those in charge will make the final call...
Regardless of whether you classify it as pedophilia, it’s clearly a description of sexual acts involving a minor. Under U.S. law, if the individual is under 15, it constitutes a crime...
It isn't exactly clear. There’s no mention of the age group involved, and there is a massive difference between just writing poetry and actually committing crimes... Or have they started making arrests just for fantasizing about criminal acts in their verses?
Just as a quick side note, has anyone here reported those bookstores to the FBI or other agencies? I was thinking of places that stock titles like Lolita or an American psychiatrist... some pretty fascinating literature...