How do you define 'Acceptible' Porn ?
Saturday, November 24, 2001 by thecat2000 | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
Basically I think that(they)the ones that are Unacceptible should be Removed.
Or is this just me ? am I the only one that cares whether they can do this or not !
Check the place out and judge for yourself

http://www.boomgames.com
Reply #2 Saturday, November 24, 2001 8:38 AM
What I DID see was about half of them using definitely suspect copyright images....I'm sure Escher wouldn't be too happy...and Apple no doubt will send in their storm troopers soon enough...

Not one image there was something you wouldn't see on a television commercial for bras and knickers...[at least in Oz, anyway]...

Reply #3 Saturday, November 24, 2001 8:43 AM
All that not withstanding, those same 'girlie' images wouldn't be acceptable here on Wincustomize. Our standards are a little higher in both creativity and authentic copyright....

Reply #4 Saturday, November 24, 2001 9:03 AM

Other images of girls in bra's and suspenders. Now don't get me wrong, this seems like Soft Porn so far, but how many people get accidently trapped into a site that advertises Porn with the same kind of images. Pictures dipicting Women in this way.
No offence to Red Blooded Men in the Community but I just want minors to be protected from these things.
How many mothers will walk into their sons Bed Room and find either a Half naked Girl as a Logon screen, or worse. Some Dog Do, will hit the pan, as I am not sure every Mum throught the world will appreciate this. ..O~f course depending on the Tolerance of their Mum
Except of course what kind of society does this encourage ? - women to be percieved as 'Meat' on offer for men to drool over ? ok it is very much a moral issue. But Lets have a degree of decency

I accept some of them are not really that graphically strong, and as Some men refer to them as being 'Artisitic' I am not sure I see the Artistic part of this, but that is the age old arguemnt here.
Well I am not trying to be a feminist either. Just want to define what we really see as being acceptible

Reply #5 Saturday, November 24, 2001 9:27 AM
Additionally, boomgames isn't advertised as a kid-friendly site, is it?
As for the parental issue... Let parents be parents. If they discover their children are using that type of material, it's up to them to put a stop to it. I'm not about to infringe on someone's right to post what they want on their website "just in case" there are parents out there that let their children surf the web unattended. IF they do, chances are they'll come across MUCH worse than a picture of Jen Aniston's butt crack before long.
Reply #6 Saturday, November 24, 2001 9:57 AM
Reply #7 Saturday, November 24, 2001 2:02 PM
The free speech issues which protect art allow almost anything to be portrayed. The right to free speech however is important enough that most abuses of it are minor in comparison with the effects of allowing broad social repression based on someone's opinion. If you have free speech there will be things that offend you.
Finding something offensive is a good reason to not go look at it. Having opinions is a human condition and is something we all deal with on a daily basis. Finding 'truth' in the chaos of life in our modern world should be a difficult enough task to keep people busy searching for answers in themselves. Don't worry about the rest of the people, they'll have to sort it out on their own...
Reply #8 Saturday, November 24, 2001 4:30 PM

Reply #11 Saturday, November 24, 2001 6:01 PM
You can rest assured that you won't have concerns about such content on Wincustomize.com....

Reply #12 Saturday, November 24, 2001 6:13 PM
I mean, it's really up to the parent to make the distinction, not society's. Each one's values are different. I personnaly don't believe in sexual asepsis, nor into showing the human body as a bad or dirty thing. These are my personal values, but other people's are different. If a movie or a web site contains some nudity, I, as a parent, should be the only deciding if it's appropriate or not for my children, not the government, some Church or any kind of moral police.
My 2 cents.

Reply #13 Saturday, November 24, 2001 7:56 PM
A naked person in their own house is no big deal. They are in their own home just got out of the shower or Bath Tub. (Incidentally A guy was prosecuted in this country recently because a Women saw him in his house in a Window Naked.) He said he had just got out of a bath Tub.
She was observing him from across the Street. and accused him of all kinds of things. He basically was charged with indecency.
I am in the mind that it is actually a joint responsibility for both Parents and the Law/Government to moderate Things such as Pornography in Society. The LAW decides on what is FIT for us all to view watch and what age groups this is acceptible to.
If you abandon Laws and moral Social Guidelines that keep Society in check, then this would lead to Anarchy. Society needs Social Guide Lines to keep order in Society, which protects certain indivduals in Society that are other wise Vulnerable.
I.E of course Children...
Reply #14 Saturday, November 24, 2001 8:13 PM
We don't need morality police, we need moral people. As Donovan said "the whole wide world has taken far too much methedrine".
Reply #15 Saturday, November 24, 2001 8:20 PM
To add to this point... In the early sixties a man in Iowa, a single parent and a schoolteacher, had his 6 year old son taken from him and put in a foster home and all the other horrible things that go with that (fired, financially destroyed by legal fees, blackballed from the community etc) because he drove an imported red sports car. The case went on for many years before he won the custody of his own child back and the only 'damming' evidence against him in this small rural community was his MG and his lack of a wife.
Reply #16 Saturday, November 24, 2001 9:33 PM
So the question is, does the display of a single beings form in a none sexual act really deserve such harsh critism?
Reply #18 Sunday, November 25, 2001 11:02 AM
My children are at a young enough age that I can easily moderate the content that they view. However as they get older it will be tougher.
What I think would be right is for BoomGames to rate their site as having sexual content. So that way if I choose to use any filters I would not have to worry about my children stumbling accross that site.
Reply #19 Monday, November 26, 2001 5:08 AM
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that's a lot more to the point cat 
Reply #1 Saturday, November 24, 2001 8:14 AM
You've seen my nudes at DA [I think you have] and I don't think they are porn, primarily as they are in context with the 'art culture' of DA.
Anyway...I'm off to check it out...