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Re: Toothless adult content policy leads to open rebellion

Submitted by Summer Haas on Fri, 10/09/2009 - 20:37.

Let me propose a question. Just what would it take to enforce it? How long would it take to remove all the adult content from PG/Mature search? How long to ban the accounts that put the search ads in place for 3 days with an email explaining why they were banned? In my experience I've found that you stop it dead in its tracks and word gets out. 3 days later they would no longer have to deal with a majority mutiny, they would have some minor stragglers here and there that don't get it but are easily cleaned up.


I just don't get why they are so afraid to ban anyone. They ban 50 people for content theft then less than 24 hours later let them all back in with arms wide open. Griefers are allowed to run rampant stalking and harassing and nothing is done. The victims file ticket after ticket to be met with canned reply's that have nothing to do with the ticket. But hey, they are hiring where its important, you know writing pretty little articles on nice places to visit. Maybe, just maybe, they wouldn't have to hire them if they cleaned up search. 

C'mon Linden Lab, put your money where your mouth is.

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