Reporting of lolicon images on Wikimedia Commons Options

[Tarc]

Reporting of lolicon images on Wikimedia Commons (T-H-L-K-D)

Perhaps a legitimate article on the topic could be made, but this one reads like reflexive loli-defense by the Wikipe-tan regulars.

This post has been edited by Tarc: Mon 21st March 2011, 1:20pm

[EricBarbour]

Why are we suddenly talking about furry porn?
I could always post a bunch of links to FurAffinity porn pictures, as if it would help illustrate this discussion.
(FurAffinity is wide open to casual surfers, unlike Deviant Art and some similar sites.)
But they won't, because as absurd as furries are, they aren't also into furry child-sex
(at least not usually, even the furries have their small populations of extra-twisted members).

You wanna talk about why manga and CP are often joined together?
What about the Christopher Handley case?
Or Simon Lundström?
Or Dwight Whorley?

Did you know that you can find hundreds of images that might be considered child pornography,
scanned and uploaded directly from any number of notorious manga titles, at websites like
Danbooru and e-hentai?
How about just DLing some images, and placing them on the hard drive of someone you dislike,
and then calling the cops? Might it work? Judging by the above cases (and many more), in some
parts of the US, it might. And yet, those same communities don't block Danbooru or e-hentai,
nor do they block naughty pics on Commons. Isn't that odd.

This post has been edited by EricBarbour: Tue 22nd March 2011, 5:07am

[Somey]

Why are we suddenly talking about furry porn?

Admittedly, that stuff is off-topic, and I'd suggest that it be split off except that it might help folks to know where Mr. Seren is coming from, subculturally-speaking.

All in all, I'd say your estimation of Jinnai (T-C-L-K-R-D) is spot-on - the article in question is almost certainly an immature revenge-needling attempt from someone who had been made to fear that either his supply, or the overall legitimization effort of... whatever that stuff is was being threatened, and now feels secure enough that he (correctly) figures he can get away with something like this. It looks like Nawlinwiki (T-C-L-K-R-D) tried to "prod" it, which means "delete immediately," but of course this Jinnai person was having none of that. I thought Nawlinwiki was more of a hard-ass than that? He should have banned the guy.

Did you know that you can find hundreds of images that might be considered child pornography, scanned and uploaded directly from any number of notorious manga titles, at websites like Danbooru and e-hentai? How about just DLing some images, and placing them on the hard drive of someone you dislike, and then calling the cops? Might it work?

If I had a nickel for every time someone tried to do that to me...

Remember, information about pixie-like Japanese girls wearing school uniforms whose eyeballs and breasts are at least ten times normal size wants to be free. Who are we to deny freedom to information about pixie-like Japanese girls wearing school uniforms whose eyeballs and breasts are at least ten times normal size? Do we really have that right? I ask you.

Now, if the eyeballs were only two or three times normal size, ehh, maybe I could go along with it, but once you get past 8, 9 times, I think you have to just let it go.