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  1. Kemomoni being allowed but not fursona implies they're bringing back the 'straight centre-of-gravity' metric for how animal something is

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  2. This seriously makes me mad… I hope other webs don't follow this or else other stuff will go down 2 like if 'fiction isn't fiction' to them, then it'd give free road to zealots bullying VAs like it happened on HH fandom once or prohibit star wars for being "alt ww2 in space" or shit like that sadly…

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  3. Sadly not the first I've seen an argument like that, but I've so far seen it from puritan dumbasses that argue anything not human enough is. ...which with arts and fiction is just dumb. lmao

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  4. Oh, this was totally a thing back in the 90s. Back then the line was drawn based on ability to consent, which was the defining feature. Over the last 10 years discourse has moved from consent and intent to “what things look like [to the loudest]”. Werewolves off the table now, Egyptian gods on watch

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  5. ...what even is this website that they need a "wrestling" guideline and a "no nudity in public spaces" guideline next to a "no fursonas (except anime style)" guideline?

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  6. What in the mother of fuck is "simulated bestiality"? That is literally saying it's not real bestiality, which isn't something worthy of a ban on content, so... they just threw in the word simulated to try and make it sound like they weren't just calling all Furry porn bestiality. Which they are.

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  7. looks like fansly is going down the typical patreon route. Happensnwith every site like that. It is a shame. within a year they will ban a bunch of other kinks and just kicking people off.

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  8. Fansly is still the outlier in targeting furry. And they all use the same payment processors so it’s not them.

    Two months later, and none of the other platforms have gone so far as to specifically prohibit anthropomorphic content.

    This is squarely on Fansly.

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