When actors on the site are later accused/convicted of morally heinous activities should they not be posted or be removed from the site if already posted?
If there is any kind of exploitation occurring in the production of the film, like the allegations against Brian Singer on Apt Pupil, or Victor Salva on Clownhouse, that shouldn't be posted. If it's a person who's actions don't relate to the scene in question, I don't see a problem with leaving it up for archive and reference. I don't take any of these posts as a personal endorsement.
It depends only on your own judgment as an admin. There's no hard and fast rule for removing someone from the public sphere. Some of the men who appear on this site haven't led exemplary lives. But you're not forcing anyone to view their page. Visitors who feel offended are free to avoid the pages of people they find offensive. Listen to your heart, my friend.
We're not really celebrating the movies and/or actors themselves, but rather the article of clothing on a male body. So, I'm not sure it matters. But if anyone does find it problematic, I would defer to their wishes.
If there are any I wouldn't remove any, as it has nothing to do with how they look in white briefs.
ReplyDeleteNo biggie
ReplyDeleteIf there is any kind of exploitation occurring in the production of the film, like the allegations against Brian Singer on Apt Pupil, or Victor Salva on Clownhouse, that shouldn't be posted. If it's a person who's actions don't relate to the scene in question, I don't see a problem with leaving it up for archive and reference. I don't take any of these posts as a personal endorsement.
ReplyDeleteGood answer!
DeleteIt depends only on your own judgment as an admin. There's no hard and fast rule for removing someone from the public sphere. Some of the men who appear on this site haven't led exemplary lives. But you're not forcing anyone to view their page.
ReplyDeleteVisitors who feel offended are free to avoid the pages of people they find offensive.
Listen to your heart, my friend.
We're not really celebrating the movies and/or actors themselves, but rather the article of clothing on a male body. So, I'm not sure it matters. But if anyone does find it problematic, I would defer to their wishes.
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