Add children abuse material to the Support Eligibility policy #123
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lairdshaw
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Feb 5, 2025
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| <tr> | ||
| <td>Children abuse related material</td> | ||
| <td>Forum contains children abuse or children sexual abuse material, as well as children content in a sexualized manner</td> |
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Usually in this context the singular "child" is used. Suggest changing these two lines to:
<td>Child abuse or sexualisation</td>
<td>Forum contains child abuse or child sexual abuse content, and/or content presenting children in a sexualised manner or context</td>
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Children abuse or children sexual abuse material, as well as children content in a sexualized manner (i.e: sharing pictures of children for visual gratification) are serious issues.
Because of this, this proposal suggests explicitly denying support to users for content they host in any of their forums or sites related to these.
Feedback is welcome.
Regards.