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I've seen a couple of cases now of people making profile posts that get hit for NSFW on the basis of "non-members can see these".

Is there any particular reason that profile posts should be visible to non-members?
 
I don't know about reason, but as I recall each user has a "who can see my profile page" setting. This has options including "everybody" (the general public), "only members", and at least one that ammounts to "nobody". I believe that "everybody" is the default.

I also have no idea if that's relevant to anything in a way that might change mod opinions.
 
magic9mushroom said:
I've seen a couple of cases now of people making profile posts that get hit for NSFW on the basis of "non-members can see these".

Is there any particular reason that profile posts should be visible to non-members?
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Law. The same reason we immediately tempban anyone that say they are not 18 or older. Anyone without an account possibly minor would see those links.

We don't want our host to drop us after all.
 
Megaolix said:
Law. The same reason we immediately tempban anyone that say they are not 18 or older. Anyone without an account possibly minor would see those links.

We don't want our host to drop us after all.
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I think you misunderstood the question; m9m isn't asking why public profiles have to be SFW, they're asking why profiles have to be public. If they don't have to be, then surely non-public profiles can be NSFW (in the same way that everything else behind QQ's account wall can be).
 
LurkingInTheDeceit said:
I think you misunderstood the question; m9m isn't asking why public profiles have to be SFW, they're asking why profiles have to be public. If they don't have to be, then surely non-public profiles can be NSFW (in the same way that everything else behind QQ's account wall can be).
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Then I'll let another better placed than me answer that.
 
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