Settings and activity
1 result found
-
27 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment 
vrchat_commandments
commented
Whether it's labeled or not, the portion I referred to suggests that it's not allowed. If this wasn't the case, wouldn't we see this kind of stuff all over the IRL section? If what you're saying is all true, and complete l@p-d@nces are totally allowed as long as they're labeled correctly, why isn't the website filled with them? I just looked and I couldn't find a single one in any IRL category. Also, that streamer is a dude.
An error occurred while saving the comment vrchat_commandments
commented
Under the Community Guidelines - Sexual Content it states "Content that focuses on clothed intimate body parts such as the buttocks, groin, or breasts for extended periods of time." The timestamp is pretty much all of their content on nearly every stream. Also, why is the option to report people for "sexually explicit" content there if those kinds of things are allowed? Seems completely hypocritical but that's not your issue I guess.
An error occurred while saving the comment vrchat_commandments
commented
This should also be true for VTuber content and similar content like VRChat for example. The VRChat Twitch page is being taken over by straight up stripper/l@p-d@nce content (ex: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2155765409?t=4h28m5s ). This stuff is pornographic by definition considering the lack of clothing and the obvious intent behind the content. People KNOW what the content is for and so do the streamers in question, so how does this keep being allowed?
vrchat_commandments
supported this idea
·
L@p-d@nces =/= twerking, but regardless, if the camera was focused on "sensitive" areas or whatever, it would go against their own community guidelines, which is probably why that kind of content isn't seen in the IRL section. So, with that being said, it shouldn't be allowed virtually either.