wow2389
07-12-2010, 5:27 PM
"Forum Rule 9:
Do not, ever, for any reason, post pictures of anybody who is under 18 years old...
Do not post stories (fiction) that involve anybody under the age of 18.
Do not discuss underage (younger than 18 years old) people in any way that relates to the main topics of these Forums (i.e. “fetish,” “facesitting,” “trample,” “Domme/sub,” etc.), or in any way that includes any kind of “sexual” situation.
Exception (and only barely): You MAY post (text only) personal experiences where YOU were a minor.
HOWEVER: this must only be done to be informative, and should not be written to be erotic. ERR on the side of caution because it is the job of the moderators and administrators to use THEIR judgment to decide if the post breaks a Rule.
Do not post artistic renderings, computer-generated images, or any variant thereof that depict anybody who is underage - no exceptions
Breaking this Rule 9 is likely to get you banned from MDFF."
Why is this rule in place? In the United States, there is no law forbidding sexually explicit literature involving persons under the age of 18. Pictures and videos, I understand, but there is nothing prohibiting literature. I see no moral argument against it, just as it is ok to write a book about killing and torturing kids, you should be able to involve them in sexually explicit material. Writing a fictional story that doesn't involve real persons, hurts no one, and if thats not your particular brand of vodka, then don't read it! Writing a non fictional story is just describing an historical event. If we banned all literature that someone in the world found morally corrupt or offensive there would be no books at all. So why ban it?
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Do not, ever, for any reason, post pictures of anybody who is under 18 years old...
Do not post stories (fiction) that involve anybody under the age of 18.
Do not discuss underage (younger than 18 years old) people in any way that relates to the main topics of these Forums (i.e. “fetish,” “facesitting,” “trample,” “Domme/sub,” etc.), or in any way that includes any kind of “sexual” situation.
Exception (and only barely): You MAY post (text only) personal experiences where YOU were a minor.
HOWEVER: this must only be done to be informative, and should not be written to be erotic. ERR on the side of caution because it is the job of the moderators and administrators to use THEIR judgment to decide if the post breaks a Rule.
Do not post artistic renderings, computer-generated images, or any variant thereof that depict anybody who is underage - no exceptions
Breaking this Rule 9 is likely to get you banned from MDFF."
Why is this rule in place? In the United States, there is no law forbidding sexually explicit literature involving persons under the age of 18. Pictures and videos, I understand, but there is nothing prohibiting literature. I see no moral argument against it, just as it is ok to write a book about killing and torturing kids, you should be able to involve them in sexually explicit material. Writing a fictional story that doesn't involve real persons, hurts no one, and if thats not your particular brand of vodka, then don't read it! Writing a non fictional story is just describing an historical event. If we banned all literature that someone in the world found morally corrupt or offensive there would be no books at all. So why ban it?
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