The illegal content analogy only works so far as showing how defeatist and illogical it is to argue against making a rule because someone might not follow it.
In the case of porn, there is no need to report it if it's properly marked (because the content is allowed per site rules), so you would not run into this issue at all. If it's not properly marked and people can see it, it would be reported quickly.
The illegal content analogy only works so far as showing how defeatist and illogical it is to argue against making a rule because someone might not follow it.
In the case of porn, there is no need to report it if it's properly marked (because the content is allowed per site rules), so you would not run into this issue at all. If it's not properly marked and people can see it, it would be reported quickly.
In the case of porn, there is no need to report it if it's properly marked (because the content is allowed per site rules)
So by your logic all porn content is legal if properly marked?
> In the case of porn, there is no need to report it if it's properly marked (because the content is allowed per site rules)
So by your logic all porn content is legal if properly marked?
Switching this to PM.
Switching this to PM.
come to riot instead.
come to riot instead.
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