Lmk if/when you want to go ahead with it.
We’ll have to work on those rules though. Are there really that many people wanting to photograph nude statues and share them?
How are you going to verify that a nude statue or artwork is at least 2m away from the camera?
How are you going to verify that any artwork is from an established gallery or museum?
What would you define as an established gallery or museum? A set list?
How do you define a genuine nudist site, since so many use the nudist guise for more sinister things?
Kicks aren’t 8 hours long by the way - they’re 2
My intent was a life size statue, not the distance from the camera and to be very liberal and not question any statue located in any public place in any city in the world if it is at least one meter high. I just don't want a six inch carved or molded obscene statuette of a person or persons unless located in a museum or art gallery. Actually, we could eliminate that rule and add it only if it was frequently exploited. Like my dog turd example, I would not want rules or make any rule so strictly enforced that to prevent the 1% bad the 99% good is eliminated.
In everyday activities, life is not perfect. Therefore, even at Wal-Mart, once a year I might see something I would rather not see. We have laws that eliminate the 99%, but it would be overkill and require a police state, we don't want, to totally eliminate it.
An established museum, art gallery, or nudist site is one that (1) has been approved and/or is regulated by any government entity, (2) has a web site, (3) has been in operation for at least 12 months (#3 may not be necessary), (4) has a paid or volunteer staff, and (5) is open to the public. A link showing the image on any of the foregoing websites will be proof. In 1964 United States Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart to describe his threshold test for obscenity in Jacobellis v. Ohio said,
I know it when I see it. Most people are like Justice Stewart so rarely would verification of art be required.
When I Goggled nudists and nudists sites, I saw many photos of nude people, but not even one that I considered porn; that is, no one having sex and no erect male members. In the unlikely event there is a government approve nudist site with such photos AND, if they are frequently uploaded, we could list that site as not approved. People, typically males, don't upload nudist photos. Instead, they upload images or videos from porn sites or of themselves.
I would not object to full body female nudes if the camera angle is head high, not sexual, and hands are not touching sexual parts. I would have a liberal interpretation allowing a straight on camera but would wish to avoid someone arguing the camera angle is straight on, it just appears lower.
Perhaps photos and images from government approved clothing optional beaches should be allowed. In my opinion, rarely will anyone pay the time and travel cost to travel to a clothing optional beach, and risk being arrested and fined to post porn of themselves. The poster would have the burden of proof showing that the image was taken on a government approved clothing optional beach.
Whether Teen, General, or Adult, 90% of males ask me to see their private body part or they invite me to watch them on cam. When I decline, many go away; the others change the subject. When the occasional first message is obscene, I click "Ignore" and I don't very many "Ignores." Therefore, private messages are not a problem and rarely more than a minor annoyance.
A two hour kick will suffice if repeat violators can be banned.
@TheDifference It is easier to allow links than to not allow links. It is a very simple programming change and rooms have different rules. Generally like Justice Stewart we know porn when we see it so rarely would verification of art be required. Typically in questionable cases, a reverse image search would show if the image is from and an approved site. If not, with a simple programming change, a link can be provided.