Comments on: On Photobucket, babies in diapers are seen as 'nudity'
Photobucket dumps photos of babies in diapers from the site, claiming they violate terms of service that prohibit posting images of nudity.
Photobucket dumps photos of babies in diapers from the site, claiming they violate terms of service that prohibit posting images of nudity.
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Screw you photobucket.
- by Gryphon_Ronas July 19, 2009 4:58 PM PDT
- While I do agree that PhotoBucket is a business and they do indeed have the right to run it as they see fit, I do not think that they have any right or business doing something like this because of the implications of it. They removed the images because of nudity. The images were of children. As word gets passed, chances are it becomes something to do with child pornography on PhotoBucket. The people find out it was something as foolish as this. The next time they hear "child pornography" they may be less likely to pay attention. thinking is just more foolishness.
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(3 Comments)The response from PhotoBucket was priceless. Literacy is indeed an endangered species. And yes Ms. Mills - I am fully aware of which of the two of you knows how to spell. *wink*