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Originally posted by KittyKatz
I never claimed my deleted photos were models or like you said onlyfans pics but if that makes me ignorant ok then tell me by your definition why the majority of accepted nude photos are non amateurs. By default you will have even less nude content. No wonder there is so many bikini photos but even then you delete them. Weird moderation.
That's not what I said.
You claimed the pics were deleted for no reason
The Sentinel gave you the reason why they had been deleted (they were onlyfans pics, and thus pro) and offered to clear up the ones where you thought you were wronged.
You then just decided to ignore that and keep your original opinion. Which had me puzzled. But oh well.
I wouldn't say the majority of nude content is pro but yeah a bigger portion of NSFW stuff ends up being pro compared to SFW stuff. Why ? Because random girls don't usually post naked content online. The ones that do are very often doing it for money (onlyfans and such) or are indeed amateurs who just enjoy doing so. But if you compare the number of people like these to all the random women in the world posting pics that can be seen as sexy on social media (instagram and such), there are way way more of those (although some of those can also be pros, since pro model also post tame pics on social medias).
Back in the day, the separation between pro and amateur was a bit easier to make as content like onlyfans didn't really exist. So most pro stuff was pornstars content and pro website and those were pretty obvious for the most part. Then reddit gonewild appeared and people started posting nude stuff here which was still amateur a the time but eventually turned into mostly advertisement for onlyfans/premium content. And those still look kinda amateur-ish which is why so many people now think they are uploading amateur stuff when some of them are actually pro. I don't blame them, but it does warrant it being rejected and you shouldn't take it personnaly when that happens. Hope that helps clears thing up.
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Originally posted by motorolapower
Thanks for the nice response. Obviously there's not a definitive answer to that and the poll here currently has just 96 responses but the results show that the non-porn content is neutral at best for 77% of people and actively disliked by nearly half. To me, that suggests that being more restrictive would be an improvement.
To be clear, I don't necessarily want to see only NSFW content. But I think there is a big difference between a non-nude like (sexual) vs (just a couple of modestly dressed women out in public,) or every vacationer who took their picture in front of the sign at this resort I don't want to miss out on a good picture with the NSFW filter on but when so much of the content is what you might at just about any bar or restaurant...
Yeah I do get where you're coming from.
It's kinda hard to define what can be seen as erotic or not though. For example, the first example you gave, objectively, shows a woman showing her legs in the first pic and women with their legs and a big cleavage showing on the second one. So then it all depends what works for you, but someone who's more into boobs for example might find the second pic to actually have more erotic "value" than the first one.
That's why I personnaly try to keep it as objective as possible and remove pics that don't have at least one of those : full legs showing, cleavage showing, tight clothes showing curves (and obviously all the NSFW stuff).
As for bikini/swimsuit/beach stuff, that's also something that has its own category and technically the women are showing as much as when wearing lingerie. Obviously not the same erotic meaning as lingerie but some people enjoy that.
I personnaly like that WBW has a bit of everything for everyone even if that's not the majority's taste. So not sure this should be filtered out (the same way we never filtered based on the "beauty" of women). But if the ratio of SFW/NSFW is a problem, then maybe what Diz suggested to give a priority to NSFW content in the queue could be a solution.
In the meantime, if you don't wanna filter by NSFW only (because sometimes it filters out stuff you might have liked), you can also chose to remove categories from your feed (like remove non-nude and beach stuff for example)
