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Avatar Rules

11 replies · 2,483 views · Started 19 May 2004

If nudity is not allowed in avatars, shouldn't anime and furry nudity also not be allowed? Case in point: Gerudo's current avatar:
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If the above image is not a naked fox girl then Gerudo changed his avatar.

Seems to me that avatars should be kept "safe for work" (or school).

I'm no expert on the topic, but I see your point. Though that 'nudity' ain't all that bad methinks. Although you're probably right. That may very well be considered 'inappropriate'. :shrug:

Speak for yourself with your sexy racoon suit mario! :P

Anyways, I agree that they should be kept work/school friendly.

Plus having a naked fox with human-like breasts just makes you look really god damn weird.

*edit*
No, I didn't mean this as an insult toward anyone in particular. So all of you anti-Toolie people with itchy ban fingers can calm down. I was implying you, the reader, as 'you' in the statement. Having someone look on the computer at school/work to see a naked fox makes the person look really damn weird who's viewing it.

I agree with what's been said.
Avatars should be appropriate for school or work, since even if you're browsing in free time the school or workplace will likely have strict rules as to appropriate content.

Although to be nit picky, the avatar does not show anything, the vagina and nipples are hidden. But I still don't think it's appropraite, if she had something more significant in the way then it would be.

Also not to mention that MAYBE SOME PEOPLE DON'T ENJOY NAKED FURRIES OK

*edit*

I mean, at least Menokh made his so I had to do work to ruin my mind.

*coughrentamodcough*

It's just a avatar man. Any respectable school that sees that is also going to look at the content...

heres a little tutorial on how to solve this problem...

step 1: Find Gerudo's profile, click on it
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step 2:
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and for those who dont want to go that route, here you are

Alternative Step 1: click your user cp
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Alternative Step 2: click options
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Alternative Step 3: uncheck this box
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Alternative Step 4: click submit
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i wish this could have been personally brought to my attention (most of you have my aim, and my email is pretty simple) if someone was either offended or worried about it not being "school-safe". see, i probably would have changed it then, but since a thread was made, dedicated to the sole purpose of pointing me out, the only way it's going to get changed, is if it's changed by someone else who has the administrative capability to do so...

now, go cry over some spilled milk, kthxbye