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In the coming weeks, we'll no longer allow blogs that contain sexually explicit or graphic nude images or video. We'll still allow nudity presented in artistic, educational, documentary, or scientific contexts, or where there are other substantial benefits to the public from not taking action on the content.
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I can't think what they're referring to except that there's a photo of me "stripping" aged one year old. I was down to my socks but had my diaper on. Are they talking about my many posts about sex? The ones with sexually explicit or graphic nudes are from Google Images. The most graphic and rather shocking photos I've seen and NOT used are on Wikipedia. Very strange world.
Maybe it's this "role reversal" of my father bathing my brother.
Maybe it's this "role reversal" of my father bathing my brother.
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My eye is infected/irritated from too much screen time. I'll just stay clear off for a day or so and see what that does. It's an 80 mile drive to the eye doc and there's another wave of polar air coming in.
If you just MUST have some Scriver time, try a new platform where I've been posting family album photos. Thematic.co/maryscriver So far no threats to censor. It's photos with short captions.
Prairie Mary
If I were in power, I would not run the world this way.
2 comments:
Oh dear, there is so much of this pisollanimous nannying going on thsee days. It is beyong risk-averse; it's life-denying. My contemporaries and I had a saying:"Don't let the bastards grind you down". That was decades ago, but it's just as valid today.
Strength to your elbow, Mary Scriver!
The difference is that your contemporaries could say it in Latin.
I wonder what it sounds like in Chinese.
Prairie Mary
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