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Man! You sound a little upset!
It’s not obscene, it’s just a simple violation of the policy.
The policy doesn’t state “no obscene nudity”…it just says “no nudity”. If the’re gonna have rules, they might as well enforce them.
Art sometimes contains nudity. Most of us are capable of viewing it as art, and not as pornography. However, there are others out there who might be bothered by it, therefore, Yahoo can’t allow it to be used.
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cuz they don’t like u nither u picture
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You’re expecting entirely too much from yahoos crack team of halfwits. These braindead spaztards have the intelligence of dung beetles. They delete perfectly fine questions and answers all the time, yet leave the ones with excessive profanity and threats. Yahoo has embraced stupidity as if it were a virtue.
Yahoo sucks.
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Ridiculous, I agree.
Yahoo sucks.
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Yahoo runs a public domain that it deems fit for all ages. Doing so they feel they have the right to censure that which they feel is inappropriate. When you join a public forum you are signing up under their rules and conditions; Don’t like it, don’t join. I myself feel that painting is a work of art and deserves viewing, just in the proper forum.
Yahoo sucks.
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It was probably a violation of copyright laws. That would get Yahoo in trouble too.
Yahoo sucks.
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