I just don't understand Models.

[stickyvicky]

When you join a safe for work platform and you make promises that your posts will be G rated?




Shouldn't you abide with the rules that you agreed to? Why do you think this is ok? When your account gets suspended, or worse yet, deleted, you will be screaming DISCRIMINATION! THEY HATE ME ONLY BECAUSE I'M IN ADULT!

Then they expect everyone to rally behind them and support them and condemn Instagram.

Why can't you just follow the fucking rules?

[WalterB]

There are no work ethics in today's world. It has become doing what you can get away with, and scream bloody murder when someone calls you on it.

[lance_s]

There are no work ethics in today's world. It has become do n what you can get away with, and scream bloody murder when someone calls you on it.

Well, yes. Because the only parameter that really matters is the $ in your bank account after the dust has settled.

[stickyvicky]

Well there's not going to be much money in your bank account when you're primary form of advertising is completely gone.

These huge accounts with millions and millions of followers, think that they are too big to be deleted. Some of them are right, for example Kim Kardashian post topless picture's, as does Britney Spears, and their accounts are not deleted. But a porn star posting such photos will have their account deleted for sure.

I know it's not right, and it's frustrating, and I like to see tits as much as the next person lol ..... But I know that it's just a question of time before their accounts are deleted, and then they will be screaming bloody hell "i followed all the rules and they deleted me anyway!". I'm just posting this to show, no you did not.
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[lance_s]

Well there's not going to be much money in your bank account when you're primary form of advertising is completely gone.

These huge accounts with millions and millions of followers, think that they are too big to be deleted. Some of them are right, for example Kim Kardashian post topless picture's, as does Britney Spears, and their accounts are not deleted. But a porn star posting such photos will have their account deleted for sure.

I know it's not right, and it's frustrating coyeah frustrating, and I like to see tits as much as the next person lol ..... But I know that it's just a question of time before their accounts are deleted, and then they will be screaming bloody hell "i followed all the rules and they deleted me anyway!". I'm just posting this to show, no you did not.
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In the news about all the goings-on at Facebook, I read they actually do have a separate rule set for the high and mighty. I think they had something like 400,000 (or was it 4 million) people on their high and mighty list.

[greggl]

The problem is too many people think the rules dont apply to them and then throw a fit when they find out they do.

[stickyvicky]

Well the real problem is that the rules are different for different people........ The content is supposed to be G rated and non sexual. Maybe they consider this to be non sexual. It's so confusing, I saw where one model made a big stink and Instagram gave in and said that it was OK to be topless so I just don't know anymore......

[lance_s]

Well the real problem is that the rules are different for different people........ The content is supposed to be G rated and non sexual. Maybe they consider this to be non sexual. It's so confusing, I saw where one model made a big stink and Instagram gave in and said that it was OK to be topless so I just don't know anymore......

I believe than in Canada a woman being topless in public is not illegal. But covers of girlie mags have to be shielded from minors. So you could the bizarre situation where a topless sales assistant is selling covered girlie mag.

Go figure.

[WalterB]

Well the real problem is that the rules are different for different people........ The content is supposed to be G rated and non sexual. Maybe they consider this to be non sexual. It's so confusing, I saw where one model made a big stink and Instagram gave in and said that it was OK to be topless so I just don't know anymore......

We've reached the point where the squeakiest wheel gets the oil, no matter what the issue is. And the courts give in to that, instead of standing up for truth and honesty.

[LizLemon85]

I don't think that they really want to change something. And they don't want to address issues, they know the rules very well, it's a well calculated publicity stunt.
"There's no such thing as bad publicity", even if 999 people think they're stupid, if 1 person joins their site, it paid off. At least for them.