Dayton
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On one of the forums where I'm a regular member, I like some forum avatars, but others are downright offensive. These avatars don't really seem to bother forum admin(s), so they stay up and there's little that can be done. It just seems odd how something that is clearly offensive would be allowed up on a public forum.
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NaturalWriter
I find this a very interesting topic, as there are so many opinions and views on what's offensive.
I'm a pretty easy going, and open minded individual so it takes a lot to really "offend" me. But I like chatting about it.
I have found service images interesting, as some of them are of half naked individuals, or parts coming out of their shirts. Even having an image of something that's not even closely related to what they are trying to sell, could be viewed as offensive.
I personally like seeing the many different avatars (aside from the half naked crap), because it shows what they find humorous, bringing out pieces of their personality. Sometimes individuals like to put certain pictures on so they can create discussion about it... Like a "conversation piece". So many things today are becoming more about censorship, and less about what the people can bring to the table. The ideas they can bring forward, the type of work/service they can provide, etc. [quote]On one of the forums where I'm a regular member, I like some forum avatars, but others are downright offensive. These avatars don't really seem to bother forum admin(s), so they stay up and there's little that can be done. It just seems odd how something that is clearly offensive would be allowed up on a public forum.[/quote] I find this a very interesting topic, as there are so many opinions and views on what's offensive. I'm a pretty easy going, and open minded individual so it takes a lot to really "offend" me. But I like chatting about it. I have found service images interesting, as some of them are of half naked individuals, or parts coming out of their shirts. Even having an image of something that's not even closely related to what they are trying to sell, could be viewed as offensive. I personally like seeing the many different avatars (aside from the half naked crap), because it shows what they find humorous, bringing out pieces of their personality. Sometimes individuals like to put certain pictures on so they can create discussion about it... Like a "conversation piece". So many things today are becoming more about censorship, and less about what the people can bring to the table. The ideas they can bring forward, the type of work/service they can provide, etc.
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