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Arguably, but that's not really relevant here. The issue isn't that demons would be involved, it's that these demons would be friendly. That's not to say I'm fully against the idea of there being a monstrous yet friendly pony race, just that I don't want them to be called demons.

No. Maybe I'm a bit biased what with me being a Christian and all, but I'm not a huge fan of the idea of demons being portrayed as friendly creatures.

Men certainly face both sexism and double standards. For example, the court system is much more lenient when it comes to women. They do, just casually mention the feminism movement and you'll have no shortage of people complaining about sexism against men.

No, mostly because it heavily implies that they had sexual relations without Shining's consent.

Maybe not, but sites like Reddit do. And Reddit hosts adult content. Also, not relevant in the slightest.

No, they're doing it because Apple kicked them off from the app store due to their childporn issues and this is the easiest way of solving it. How are you gonna ban a type of content without flagging it? Have users manually go and report every posts? Let me correct myself, every other site that allows on to host adult content don't seem to have that problem. So why can't Tumblr do the same?

If you aren't already aware, the software tumblr uses is hilariously bad at distinguishing what's porn and what isn't, which has led to a lot of sfw fanart and such to get flagged. In fact, IIRC it even flagged the post in which the Tumblr staff announced this ban as nsfw. Right, but again no other website seems to have that issue.

It really doesn't. Like, if they can't ban child porn properly on it's own (which would be weird since seemingly every other website is capable of it), then why would they have a bigger success rate by removing porn in its entirety?

Right, I agree. But that doesn't make this ban any better.

Yeah, a lot of people posts blogs in which they review games so that should be fine.

I'm sorry, but what is your point? I'm aware that Tumblr isn't gonna be able to remove 100% of the porn posted there, that's not the issue.

Eh, in this particular case I'm against it. Mostly since it's unclear if the parents were informed of what exactly could go wrong. I feel like we can't really compare this to vaccination. After all, if a vaccination would cause someone some kind of problem, that problem would be limited to that person. But if we make a mistake with gene manipulation that causes some kind of problem, that problem can be inherited by that person's children and then their children etc. I've always found it a bit funny how many uses arguments like this, yet so few volunteers to partake in unethical experiments.

Right, but again I'm not worried that this will lead to some sort of purge of adult content of the internet. I'm worried that if people take this lying down, then other people will adopt a similar style of moderating.

I feel like we're not on the same page here. The issue isn't that they're removing porn, it's that they do so because they can't be arsed to properly moderate the content in question. And I'm a bit worried that if people don't voice their dislike for this kind of behavior, other websites will realize that they also don't need to properly moderate their content and that should they ever run into a problem as a result, they can just remove anything vaguely related to said content and call it a day.