Facebook ban of breast-feeding photos sparks protests

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If the TOS says you can't post the picture because it DOES violate the TOS then don't complain when it's removed. They didn't say that breastfeeding itself was offensive. The TOS says that "Photos containing a fully exposed breast (as defined by showing the nipple or areola) do violate those terms (on obscene, pornographic or sexually explicit material) and may be removed". Obviously if the photo was removed it showed "nipple or areola", so why would the same person complain about a picture of someone wearing a thong? I bet the person who posted the thong pic didn't think it was offensive, and THAT picture doesn't violate the TOS. Oh and in case none of these women know, your photos are private and only your friends can see them. So it would have to be someone in your friends list that complained about it. Just because you are breastfeeding doesn't mean you should post pictures of it on the internet.

Posted by: SpiderTech   Posted on: 12/30/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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