>>24444

> Are you new on the internet?
Not really. I'm so used to it that up to now I've downloaded it several times. ;)=)

> But after a couple years on the internet you kind of get used to it.
Once more: It's not about japanese retarded laws. What bothers me are the crippled images on this site. It's the same as with photorealistic AI-produced pictures. The realism gives you the best feeling of fulfilling your fantasy. But the whole immersion gets busted in the moment you have to look at crippled hands or feet, which are still the Achilles' heel of AI-generators.


>>24446

> ... it's not worth discouraging submissions over. ... someone had a reason for that and others apparently enjoy them.
Of course everybody's taste should be addressed. And all submissions should be welcomed. Well, almost all. Is it rude to ask for some adjustments, if they make other viewers at least a litte bit more sympathetic to the subject? People without eyes or with mouths instead of eyes aren't my favorites either. But I can look at it without feeling uneasy because I know that these unusual things are not a bug but a feature someone likes. OTOH censorship is meant to destruct something ‒ it's always a bug. Why not take some steps against it to improve the experience on GUROchan?


Is resignation really the better way? Easier? ‒ for sure, but better?