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Originally Posted by FireFly

No, it really wasn't. Society sees a lot as attractive. Cars, Men, Houses.... even some people like what are called 'big, beautiful women' but those pictures were ridiculed.

Okay, sorry not to specify, it was geared to what society considers attractive women. I agree, not everyone conforms to society, which is a good thing. The ridicule is what should have been dealt with.

Not all of the pictures were professionally done. I didn't look at all of the pictures but perhaps there were some paparazzi photos in there too? Not all the pictures were of public figures.

Now you're just being nitpicky, like I said, they were not voyeur photos. If they were taken by Paparazzi, that is someone's profession, and although the target of their photo may not have wanted the photo to be taken, it is the lifestyle they lead that draws the paparazzi. And just because you don't know their name, doesn't mean they aren't public figures. I assume most were aspiring models, who want to be in the public eye.

It was. No more pictures, no more comments. See? Easy.

That's not dealing with the comments, that's running from them. If the issue was offensive posters, hiding the evidence doesn't make them less offensive, nor does it deter them from being offensive else where. I suppose instead of mods handing out infractions from now on, they can just delete any thread somebody says something suspension or ban worthy in, rather than dealing with the poster.

So because advertisers shove this kind of stuff in our faces, it's okay? I don't recall any advertisers using a jiggly butt gif to sell me a thong actually. Which advertisers did that? And also, what company used the bouncing boobs gif again? I can't remember that commercial.

Advertisers don't give a person the ability to choose what they see, people had the choice to enter the thread or not.
Jiggly Butt to sell a thong, Bouncing boobs, watch a victoria's secret fashion show, there's a company advertising to do just that, with both those methods. I could go on.

It's a shame that some posters don't want to grow and mature with the site but have to be dragged along instead.

How does removing the YLYL thread help CP grow and mature while there are even more offensive threads open?