All The Tropes Wiki Project, Part VIII

[robkelk]

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I believe that would be MassEditRegex.

Thanks.

Also, we have a new user who took our uncensored stance a bit too literally and apparently revived a page TV Tropes deleted (Wall Bang Her), which is fine, but I'd feel better if it had a datestamp to the revision date so we know if it's kosher (July 2012 or earlier).

More concerningly, they started uploading hentai images of the trope in question to illustrate the page, and as far as I know, our policy is to keep pages images work safe, and if it's not in the rules in a clearly written down places, we need to fix that. (the images were deleted by me)

I left them a talk page message to address this for the time being, but other admins looking into this would be appreciated.

It's already in our posted rules, which we really need to do a better job of publicizing.

All The Tropes:Terms of Service

4. You agree to follow our Content Guidelines when posting -- be informal and informative. ATT is not your blog, but opinions are an important part of literary criticism. Pornography may not be posted directly to this website, but discussion of it is allowed.

All The Tropes:Content Guidelines

1. No Pornography directly posted on the site. This applies to both graphic and verbal porn. The only time we want to hear technical details about male and female plugs coming together is if you're talking about the coaxial cable to your television. However -- and this is a big however -- discussion of pornographic works is allowed.
2. If you link to a page containing pornographic or disturbingly violent/gory content, it must be labelled as Not Safe for Work (NSFW). This label can be directly after the link as a "(NSFW)" tag, or as a general page notice ("All the links below are Not Safe for Work")
3. Do not link to child pornography under any circumstances.

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Rob Kelk
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