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Re: Brickshelf censorship policy rules.....
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 3 Sep 2002 16:08:15 GMT
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In lugnet.general, John Neal writes:
> > In lugnet.general, Ken Koleda writes:
> > I'm a little confused here. In what way is that picture of a woman in a lego
> > t-shirt a 'sex' picture?
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> ???
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> Um, *not* a picture of a woman, but a picture of a woman's *chest*.
I do see the T-shirt, not the chest.
> Think to
> yourself: Would Kevin have censored it if the woman's head were included in the
> picture? Would Kevin have censored it if the picture were focused entirely
> upon the LEGO logo itself? Would Kevin have censored it if it were simply the
> shirt lying on a bed? The answers should be "no". The reason is judgment, and
> the lack thereof when this pic was taken/cropped. This isn't rocket science
> here.
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> > Yikes, is this what it's coming too? The lunatic fringe?
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> There is no lunacy here-- simply good judgment and good taste.
Or maybe a fertile immagination?
> Yikes, is this what it's coming to-- a complete disconnect from civility?
Or reality?
Is it possible that you might have found something central in the pic, that
was probably not? I mean, I actually found it funny: what is "seen" in the
thumb is not what is *to be seen* in the actual pic. Kind of reminds me of
the Ice-cream story a couple of months ago...
Pedro
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| (...) ??? Um, *not* a picture of a woman, but a picture of a woman's *chest*. Think to yourself: Would Kevin have censored it if the woman's head were included in the picture? Would Kevin have censored it if the picture were focused entirely upon (...) (24 years ago, 3-Sep-02, to lugnet.general)
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