@Princess Luna
Okay. Thanks for that info. Now a lot of things actually make sense.
“…and keeping nudity Questionable wasn’t a priority, very few people care about it’s placement” - yeah, I did got that general impression from you, that you probably just don’t really care about nudity as it’s own thing. And it would make sense that guidelines would end up the way they did if most people on the team also didn’t care. But what I find a little weird about it is that, all these ratings (safe/suggestive/questionable/explicit) are a way to, sort of, compartmentalize sexual content into different groups, and yet nudity itself isn’t viewed as something sexual (which to me is like “wat?”), only specific attributes of it (nips and gents). I don’t know. Maybe I’m too much of a normie when it comes to porn, but I think nudity is an important factor in and of itself.
And I understand that it’s an easy way to gate content “by the nipple” and police what goes where. I’m not going to argue that it’s not great, because it is great, and this kind of “ease of decision making” is something I myself was trying to create in my rewrite. But with the current guidelines we have a situation where you can get butt-naked and it won’t be counted as anything too sexual until you have a nipple showing. It creates a weird situation where
this is Safe,
this is Suggestive, and
this is Questionable. It’s a bit… unbalanced, I would call. We have Suggestive tag going from
zero nudity all the way up to
max nudity, and Questionable tag going from
just a bit of a nipple up to
max nipple. It’s like Suggestive now is a nudity showing tag and Questionable is a nipple showing tag, cause, when it comes to nudity, that’s what they are now gating. And it’s weird to me (as a porn normie. as I decided to call myself from now on).