Oh for cryin out loud. This is NOT necessary.
You people must be new in here. Screw all this crap.
On Fri, 13 Mar 2009 19:02:48 -0400, (gu)stav <no@hushmail.rightnow>
wrote:
>** Proposal **
>FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) for alt.binaries.bos
>Updated: 13 March 2009
>
>
>1. WHAT IS THIS GROUP FOR?
>
>This group is devoted to sharing photos, videos, text, and other
>material related to boys and male youths, and for related on-topic
>discussion.
>
>2. WHAT KIND OF MATERIAL IS APPROPRIATE IN THIS GROUP?
>
>Non-erotic nudity is on-topic. This includes naturist or FKK images
>and videos, classic studio nude photography, nude paintings and
>drawings, and other tasteful representations of the young male body.
>
>Images of clothed boys and youths are, of course, also on-topic.
>
>Photos and videos should be non-pornographic. That means they should
>not contain sexually explicit images, acts, or poses. Explicit content
>is not limited to sexual acts, but also includes models with obvious
>erections (whether clothed or nude), close-ups of the model's genital
>area, and sexually provocative, "come fuck me" poses. Laws governing
>pornography differ from one country to another, but a common-sense
>standard should apply here. The vast majority of stuff posted online
>is not even close to ambiguous: it's either way over the line, or it's
>not.
>
>Observing this simple guideline keeps the group safe to hang around in.
>
>3. ARE THERE OTHER GUIDELINES FOR POSTING?
>
>Please try to post images with their original filenames, if at all
>possible. This is important to help collectors organize their photos
>and videos, and for determining at a glance whether you already have
>something before downloading it again.
>
>A general description of the post -- either in the Subject line or in a
>separate text message -- is also helpful. This can be simply the name
>of the series (like "BoyPhoto #4"). It may also include a short
>descriptive label like "Naturist" or an abbreviation like "NN" (no
>nudity). This helps group users decide whether they might be
>interested or not.
>
>4. ANYTHING ELSE?
>
>All ordinary Usenet standards apply. A good place to learn about these is:
>
>http://www.newsreaders.com/guide/netiquette.html
>
>A couple of pertinent points:
>
> a. Please do not flame posters or other users.
>
> b. Discussion and disagreement are fine, but angry and insulting
>online behavior poisons the atmosphere of a group, and causes posters
>to go elsewhere.
>
> c. Please ignore trolls. Ignoring trolls means: Do not respond
>to them AT ALL, no matter how obnoxious their behavior. Use your
>kill-filter to block their posts if you have trouble restraining
>yourself.
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