I'm in Facebook jail at the moment (for a week).

Can't post on any Facebook group pages. . . . .MY CRIME ... I posted up the sleeve of a vinyl EP released in Thailand ...

. . .   sleeve shown below (with a couple of cover ups to hide the offending parts of the image) ...

Does Soul Source have a similar decency policy (for instance -- Barbara McNair did a nude photo shoot for Playboy Mag back in the day. Would I be in trouble here if I included one of those pics on a post about her that I put up here) ?    JUST ASKING, so I know.   

Edited May 3, 20232 yr by Roburt

on content we do have a policy here

 

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Site Guidelines For Soul Source

Please note that to assist all members a set of our Site Guidelines based on our 'Terms and Conditions Of Use' can be viewed here

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/guidelines/

These are based on our 'Terms Of Use'

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/terms/

The site guidelines are also displayed below

Note Each main section also has its own set of specific guidelines

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Site Guidelines as at 28 Feb 2022

 

Site Guidelines for the Soul Source site

Please do not post or upload anything that:

Is inappropriate (abusive, offensive or disruptive)

Contains swear words or other language likely to offend

Breaks the law or condone or encourage unlawful activity. This includes breach of copyright, defamation and contempt of court

Is off topic (to the original content or the current conversation)

Contains links to content that requires a log in, leads to a download or may otherwise be unsafe (viruses, spyware, paywalls etc.)

Or doesn’t comply with the rest of our Terms of Use or specific Soul Source section guidelines

 

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If you do need help deciding on post content (images and text )  think the term that used to be used more was 'not safe for work (nsfw) content

eg,  if someone was visiting the site at work would it be safe for someone to leave your post on the screen, if not then don't post

Guess could say the same applies for 'home/family' use etc etc

So posting, say Barbara McNair playboy photos, that would be a nope not really welcome

If still not sure just ask the 'team' 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Glad you're keeping abreast of the situation, Mike.

Some sites it's just a race to the bottom.

Edited May 3, 20232 yr by Modernsoulsucks

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1 hour ago, Roburt said:

I'm in Facebook jail at the moment (for a week).

Can't post on any Facebook group pages. . . . .MY CRIME ... I posted up the sleeve of a vinyl EP released in Thailand ...

. . .   sleeve shown below (with a couple of cover ups to hide the offending parts of the image) ...

Does Soul Source have a similar decency policy (for instance -- Barbara McNair did a nude photo shoot for Playboy Mag back in the day. Would I be in trouble here if I included one of those pics on a post about her that I put up here) ?    JUST ASKING, so I know.   

You could have covered up the Bay City Rollers  

35 minutes ago, DJack said:

You could have covered up the Bay City Rollers  

At 1st, I thought it was posting a BCR related item that had got me banned.

9 minutes ago, Roburt said:

At 1st, I thought it was posting a BCR related item that had got me banned.

could of been worse could of been joey heatherton complete recordings cover !!!

 

Facebook amazes me. They send someone to FB jail for posting a record cover yet let raw gratuitous violence on the site without batting an eyelid - Some sicko even posted a video of ISIS burning some people to death on my page a couple of years back.

Just can't see why that cover could be considered 'porn'. Agree with Mike about the Barbara McNair photos - Not really the place to post playboy spreads is it?