Criteria for declaring a hub porn
87- iamtheknower
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I just want to know what is the criteria to determine whether a hub is porn or contains excessive nudity.
I would like to know also. The hub I saw had right in the profile an explicit sexual act. If this kind of thing is not allowed in content, HOW in the world did a picture in a profile get by??
95- Rik Ravado
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This issue has been raised in the forums before. The key arbitor is Google AdSense. They have strict guidelines on what is allowed. Check out their terms and conditions. I believe even female nipples are strictly banned, even if in an innocent context like breastfeeding.
This seems to be more a US thing. In Europe nudity isn't considered pornographic so in many countries, ads for bath or hair products may feature some nudity. This attitude is odd as it suggests that most art galleries around the world are pornographic.Ok, well, why is HubPages allowing it, when they state 'adult' as one of the reasons to flag a hub? How do you flag a profile? or can you?
100- Whitney05
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iamtheknower wrote:
I just want to know what is the criteria to determine whether a hub is porn or contains excessive nudity.
It can't contain any nudity. Rik is correct, in that nipples are definitely not allowed.
89- compu-smart
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iamtheknower wrote:
I just want to know what is the criteria to determine whether a hub is porn or contains excessive nudity.
Send me the pics. i will look for you!.
Just kidding:)
95- relache
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If you see porn, flag/report it... don't come running here and wonder why no one has done anything, it's supposed to be YOU (ie the community).
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- iamtheknower
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Rik Ravado wrote:
This issue has been raised in the forums before. The key arbitor is Google AdSense. They have strict guidelines on what is allowed. Check out their terms and conditions. I believe even female nipples are strictly banned, even if in an innocent context like breastfeeding.
This seems to be more a US thing. In Europe nudity isn't considered pornographic so in many countries, ads for bath or hair products may feature some nudity. This attitude is odd as it suggests that most art galleries around the world are pornographic.But what if female is covering her nipples by hand.Is that allowed?
97- darkside
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trish1048 wrote:
Ok, well, why is HubPages allowing it, when they state 'adult' as one of the reasons to flag a hub? How do you flag a profile? or can you?
It's not. As Relache suggests, flag it.
The criteria used to to determine whether a hub is porn or contains excessive nudity is that it has porn or excessive nudity.
94- Marisa Wright
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trish1048 wrote:
How do you flag a profile? or can you?
I don't think you can, but you could report it.
98- Maddie Ruud
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Marisa Wright wrote:
trish1048 wrote:
How do you flag a profile? or can you?
I don't think you can, but you could report it.
If you see a user with an inappropriate profile image or links to adult sites in their bio, please send an email with link to the profile in question to team@hubpages.com so we can deal with it.
