Moderation Feedback - Page 3

Originally posted by: spln

@kehan... i like the idea of readers being reported as well.. its true, one HUGE motivation in posting adult content is how easily popular it gets withut having to bother with real writing/story content or talent... its like a honey bot with bees :D True! I wanna know, how people can honestly read that stuff? I've read adult novels, and some amazing writers have better ways of displaying it, we're talking about bestsellers vs amateur fics on here, so I shouldn't compare, but really, if they can avoid po*n, why can't we?

@modz... personally there have been times ive heard or read stuff which looks outrageous and merely ignored it, in the sense of never getting back to the writer or their fics... but i understand your dilemma, on my part shall try to be more prompt about real action...thank you.

much as realize the how delicate this comment becomes to be spoken, the younger readers/writers on FF do seem to lose track of rules...our generation's definitely the most outrageous 😆 as if po*n sites weren't enough...I wanna know WHY, that's all that bothers, me, why do people wanna read "hot" parts...don't we learn enough in school?! Is I-F about *** lessons now? plus, another writer on this forum Sookie, informed me that the rules n regs of IF permit members 16 and above... should people younger even be allowed? really? there've been mods that are younger... i know its impossible to bar the ages all the time, but i bet theres plenty of them out here without hidden facts of their ages, younger than 16... ?? there are...but even then, it's advertised as a family forum, so why allow po*n at all?

ps: that was a well raised point kanu :)

Originally posted by: SuhanaSafar

^ The answer to that is a definite no. Just giving a warning doesn't make it okay to break rules that apply to the entire site.

There is a little bit of a gray area though, and that's where the warnings might be useful. Graphic or vulgar descriptions are definitely not permitted as you all know, but there is nothing wrong with mature themes and topics (examples: extramarital affairs, rape, etc). However, some readers may even be uncomfortable with these themes, so it might be a good idea for writers to warn readers about them early on, perhaps on the first page of the thread.

I hope that makes sense. Let me know if it's unclear.

Originally posted by: KehanT

Thanks Rabia ,Im sorry if im wrong 😕
That exactly what I meant the choice of words draws a line between acceptable and unacceptable