Fair enough. Can you contact @Patriarch and make sure that they're aware of the status of the rules?
The last time the rules were updated, Padded and I argued for a while over rape hentai and I would prefer to avoid that kind of situation unneccessarily.
Huh, I do think the separation is harder than you make it out to be.
Technically, any kind of BDSM that necessitates the use of safewords is in the territory of CNC, in the sense that if someone says "stop" and you ignore them yet you do respond if they say "pineapple" -- that's very clearly consensual nonconsent.
Rape play is a subset of CNC, but it's not the only kind of CNC that's out there.
So is fictional/hentai CNC and rough/brutal BDSM allowed or not? (for the time being)
If I'm interpreting your intent correctly, it sounds like you have an issue with (actual) noncon rather than the depiction of CNC in general.
If this is the case, I would suggest rewording the rules to reflect your intent. For example, you could say: "CNC from an unverified or untrustworthy source is not allowed", although I'm not sure how this affects your stance on fictional/illustrated dubcon/noncon, such as Game of Thrones noncon or CNC hentai.
Otherwise, you run into issues of people (like myself) reporting everything that looks like CNC.
Temporary Content Restrictions: The following content is temporarily restricted: Hot lunch (🤮), blood, scat, CNC.
How does your team distinguish between CNC and hard/brutal BDSM?
Is hard/brutal BDSM allowed or not? (temporarily)
I think the wording of the rules in the proposal are fine, as there is no specific mention of "canonical age".
Boruto drawn as a 50-year-old may not be canonical (which is often the case in fanfiction anyways), but it's evident from the picture that their age is not 12 (in the picture).
Note the temporary content restrictions -- CNC is still restricted.
Are there any rules about copyright? Many porn studios do not endorse the distribution of their videos/photography off their official website (paywalled content).
Solicitation of sexual services (either way, asking or offering) is strictly forbidden.
Was wondering if you'd be willing to re-word this sentence, as OnlyFans (and similar) is technically a sexual service (albeit digital).
I would also like to add that many posters are often also moderators, and they're not an unbiased party when their post is reported for loli/shota (which is a subjective determination to begin with).
Great! Glad to hear that.
Huh, interesting.
So how does this affect those users on reddit who post a price list for their nudes? Like $5 for a nude or recorded video/selfie.