Please discuss an optional rule change against guys who repeatedly trick girls into sex here.

Laraski wrote: And to that rule thing, i'm not against that kind of rule, but it should be worked, that it will be flawless, cause it sucks if someone would be kicked out, when they haven't done anything.

immoral e- wrote:

TigerInside wrote: I am pretty sure that kind of action is illegal data privacy wise.

I wouldn't be so sure. It depends. For example check out:
www.facebook.com/legal/terms
Pay attention to #2: Sharing Your Content and Information.

TigerInside wrote: Oh and by the way, while we are already at it, a request:

Can you make a rule which forces people to state their age? Because there were a few times where I was thinking something like "Damn, how old is she? Is it okay for me to talk/reply to her?l"

th3f4llen wrote:

TigerInside wrote: Oh and by the way, while we are already at it, a request:

Can you make a rule which forces people to state their age? Because there were a few times where I was thinking something like "Damn, how old is she? Is it okay for me to talk/reply to her?l"

Faking your age on the internet is easier than anything....

kazu wrote: As a guy who have been in a steady relationship with someone, and even if we break up, I have other venues to get my needs fixed, whether this rule gets into play or not doesn't affect me whatsoever. Here's my take:

The intention of this new policy is nice, but it's too flawed in nature.You guys don't have enough means to really verify the truth, what everyone is saying offline. By them justifying things on here would just become a fiasco of "he said she said he said", and there'd be too much drama going on.
I still am in the position of letting each of our members live their own lives (yes, be it honest, deceitful, nonchalant etc), and let their own judge of character live and learn

Zoom wrote: It's unfortunate that these things happen but kazu is right. Although I can't offer any suggestions to remedy what has already taken place, I think prevention is something that can be done atm to prevent things like this from happening. What I mean by this is diverting our efforts as members and moderators to finding resources online or providing personal experiences and encouragement to others about how to avoid sexual predators or harmful relationships and if possible, posting advice in the forum on how to find potential partners.

Karyuu wrote: Also: no we do not verify every new member on cam XD OMG we would never have the resources to do that, and who signs up at a site that forces you to cam up before you even get access? XD

TigerInside wrote:

immoral e- wrote:

TigerInside wrote: I am pretty sure that kind of action is illegal data privacy wise.

I wouldn't be so sure. It depends. For example check out:
www.facebook.com/legal/terms
Pay attention to #2: Sharing Your Content and Information.

It's not just about using pictures. It's about pillorying someone by posting his picture and "officially" state that he is a liar/cheater/whatever for everyone to see.