Everyone has their homosexual naked sweaty make out .gif's
I guess straight .gif's with making out and shirtless go as well?
I guess straight .gif's with making out and shirtless go as well?
Well I don't care about peoples sexual orientation but what the hell will your parents think or friends if you're casually scrolling and you see like 3 of those signatures in a row. It's NSFW in my opinion. Since there isn't a rule on it I'm not going to go around and remove them but frankly something like that should be removed because personally I know now I need to turn off signatures whilst browsing in public.
I'm going to rule on this because I'm sick of looking at them and it will hurt traffic when people come and see a bunch of gay dudes pashing in every second signature.
Signatures must not contain pashing or make-out gifs.
Signatures must be safe for school / work. The staff are entitled to decide what constitutes safe for school / work.
Guidelines for the clothing of people in photos used in signatures:
1. Female should be wearing at minimum a standard bikini.
2. Guy should be wearing at minimum board shorts.
3. If the signature contains more flesh than you would see at an average public beach it is in violation of these guidelines.
No one is going to be touching my signature. idgaf if it offends you because you're insure/secretly homosexual and just won't admit it or a Westbro Baptist Church bigot either.
Sythe ruled on this in a suggestion thread. Zeus you are just trying to defy the rules now, as you were a part of the suggestion thread where sythe said you could NOT have those kinds of GIF's in your siggy.
My gif does not contain:
-pashing
-making-out/kissing
-nudity
I'd like to see someone try and remove it.
No one is going to be touching my signature. idgaf if it offends you because you're insure/secretly homosexual and just won't admit it or a Westbro Baptist Church bigot either.
*you'reI don't give a fuck if your straight, gay, lesbian, trans or other.
You have several options as a matter of fact. First (and I highly recommend this option), you can adblock my image(s). Second, you can tell your parents or whoever the truth. Lastly, you can refrain from logging onto Sythe while you're in school, work, etc. In any case, it's not my problem. Take it up with Richard and ask him to amend the ruling if you really want.But what am I going to do if someone walks up behind me at school or if one of my parents come behind me and on the screen as I'm scrolling down is a group of sweaty bastards "standing near a waterfall tying a shoe" because you know and I know that's bullshit.
I hate faggots.If you wanted to promote homosexuality have a fucking rainbow as your signature and promote it the right way not with pornography....
If you saw the 1968, movie Planet of the Apes (rated G btw), then you would know that I'm actually telling the truth.Well, Zeus, you may be right that the GIF you have now doesn't "violate" his wording of the rule, You went out of your way to skirt what he actually meant. You and I both know the innuendo this GIF implicates, and it doesn't take a scientist or even an 8th grade kid to understand that.
The GIF is implying that the two men get on their knees and kiss/fondle/lick that man's phallus, and then, MAYBE tie his shoes. lol
You also need to go back and re-read the ruling. It was stated that staff do have the authority to determine whether one's signature is appropriate or not.Undermining rules should receive a punishment of some sort. It should be at staff's discretion to determine whether the person is deliberately trying to undermine a rule.
I didn't say for signatures only.
"A rule" is not specific.
If I was going to speak of this rule, I would've made it known.
Explain.You would be naive to assume my position based on where I post, given that I wasn't targeting a specific rule.
Even if I was, what's your point?Even so you actually are trying to undermine the specifics of what is acceptable by Sythe.
I'd love to hear the specifics of this idea.It gave me the idea of suggesting the idea for all rules incase of future events similar to this one.
Not for you to decide.I'm unable to view any signatures, but after viewing the signature on your profile, it's definitely not safe for a work or school enviornment.

