SFW/NSFW threshold has been set....

[monthefish]

[screengrab of an advert that is currently showing on the site]

As there seems to be a lot of ambiuguity about what is/is not acceptable in restect to such images, and it is difficult for the moderation team to be even-handed in their application of the rules without a reference point, I suggest that this is used as the benchmark.

[The Beaver King]

Agreed, aftermarket LEDs are terrible and should be marked NSFW....



ETA

Just noticed the advert. So what is the threshold, anything above a DD cup is NSFW?
I'd raise that to E cup, but 32E, not 46E

Edited by The Beaver King on Monday 26th March 13:32

[BlackVanDyke]

deary me, internet explorer?!

[Shaw Tarse]

The ads you see are related to browsing history.

[Ikemi]

Considering some of the PH adverts are based on what you've been searching, now we know what you've been looking at

[KardioKate]

Shaw Tarse said:

The ads you see are related to browsing history.

[monthefish]

Shaw Tarse said:

The ads you see are related to browsing history.

[CommanderJameson]

BlackVanDyke said:

deary me, internet explorer?!

You know you're in trouble when Becca is techno-snobbing you.

[BlackVanDyke]

CommanderJameson said:

BlackVanDyke said:

deary me, internet explorer?!

You know you're in trouble when Becca is techno-snobbing you.

Oi!

What makes me ineligible for techno-snobbery? Reasonably sure I use more high technology in ten minutes of daily life (and can setup, troubleshoot and maintain it) than you do in a normal day...

[iphonedyou]

I've noticed that type of advert before.

To be honest, it's not something I'm comfortable with appearing while in a work environment. I'm no prude - quite the opposite, I suppose! - but to me it rather crosses a line in a professional environment.

ETA: While many of the ads are related to browsing history, some are not. Which is why those adverts appear while I'm at work. Where I clearly, as a 25 year old man, am not on the hunt for bras on my lunch break.

[blindswelledrat]

Ikemi said:

Considering some of the PH adverts are based on what you've been searching, now we know what you've been looking at

DOnt know what you are talking about. I am personally disgusted ot what PH allow as advertising nowadays

[CatJ]

blindswelledrat said:

DOnt know what you are talking about. I am personally disgusted ot what PH allow as advertising nowadays

Shocking photoshop BSR, you must try harder.

[blindswelledrat]

Something told me the less realitic hte better in this case I think...

[CatJ]

Shaw Tarse said:

The ads you see are related to browsing history.

Really? I'm getting ads for Forest Holidays, Sky and Virgin Mobile. Has no resemblance to my recent browsing history.

[saaby93]

CatJ said:

Shaw Tarse said:

The ads you see are related to browsing history.

Really? I'm getting ads for Forest Holidays, Sky and Virgin Mobile. Has no resemblance to my recent browsing history.

Isnt it related but only in the sense they think you might be interested in it?
You dont have to have been looking.

[Changedmyname]

I've been looking at Ginsters pies and pasties on my searching history,no sign of that on PH.

[monthefish]

CatJ said:

Shaw Tarse said:

The ads you see are related to browsing history.

Really? I'm getting ads for Forest Holidays, Sky and Virgin Mobile. Has no resemblance to my recent browsing history.

They're not always related.

For example, if someone has no browsing history, it doesn't mean they don't see any adverts.

[paulrussell]

I've just had that advert and I haven't been searching the internet for bras. I'm not quite sure how that brand of bra can rewind time though.