buckethazard said:
I posted a picture of a nude but censored loli. Breasts but no vagina was visible.

Here is a picture of a nude loli with breasts but no vagina visible: hypnohub.net/post/show/96...hair-crystal-cum-cum_in_m

Furthermore my picture showed the girl just standing there, while this picture shows a minor being ejaculated on by a big brown penis. How is this less explicit than what I have described in my picture?

I can show some more images of uncensored lolis engaged in explicit sex acts hosted on this site. Here are uncensored lolis with vaginas visible, pierced nipples, being masturbated by vibrators:
hypnohub.net/post/show/93...gamohouse-black_hair-bott
This is not explicit, but my censored loli not engaged in sex acts is?

Does Hypnohub's host make these rules? Is the host aware of these examples I can show you? Do they need to be made aware?

Anon_3.141 said:
The host does in fact make the guidelines in regards to what stuff we can't legally keep up, with those guidelines based on the laws in the country our host is in. Gist of it is: Explicit loli/shota=not allowed. Loli=female who lacks any sort of physicality that could imply they're an adult who simply hasn't gotten lucky with their developments after hitting puberty.

Keep in mind, however, that there are nearly 75000 posts on the site, and it takes a while to actually sift through all of them and judge them based on whether they can be kept up or not. And that's not counting the fact that any with defined breasts need to have the determination of whether they can be reasonably argued as simply being petite (passable as adult, but slightly underdeveloped compared to average), or if they'd instead be "oppai loli" (a loli who fits every criteria except breast size). In the cases where they can be reasonably argued as simply being petite, they get to stay up, at least until our host has to push the goal posts even further to stay within the law of the country they operate in.

It's a very confusing and drawn out process even for us, and we would very much appreciate it if users could stop being so aggressive towards us whenever we delete something. As of late, pretty much all the deletions have either been stuff that isn't Mind Control/hypnosis (and thus has to be removed on the basis of this site being an image board for Mind Control/hypnosis content), or which legally can't stay up without the risk of the host dropping us because we weren't following the guidelines they set out.

We're doing our best to go back through all the stuff that's already on the site, but there's only so many of us, and only so much time each day we can spend sifting through the images.

buckethazard said:
Yep I expected a nonanswer. I'll contact your host in the UK with some more examples of cartoon children engaged in acts that are "grossly offensive, disgusting or otherwise of an obscene character" and maybe they will encourage your moderators to be more vigilant, since apparently you can't handle it now. Cloudflair handles the domain, I'll start with them. Cheers!

Anon_3.141 said:
It's not a non-answer, it's a statement of "We're working on it, but we have lives outside of this site and can't just spend 50 continuous hours going through every single image and deliberating one by one if they fit the criteria or not." There's only 5-6 of the listed moderators that are active enough to even be able to go through the images on the site reliably, and most of us are busy dealing with the newer images getting posted that require a higher priority of attention to make sure they comply with the rules, as well as people like you demanding answers for every single one of our actions. We'd get far more done if users stopped being so damn aggressive about absolutely everything we do.

The mods aren't your enemies. We care about the site as well, it's just we also have to care about whether any sort of enforcement of rules would be fair or not. Heaping on having to deal with anti-moderation sentiments and an aggressive userbase who berates us for just trying to do our jobs doesn't help us get things done, and in fact actively leads to less getting done.

buckethazard said:
It's in Cloudflair's hands now. Even-handed moderation and an apology could have solved this much easier. See ya!
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slayerduck said:
Thank you for submitting a false report with your actual name, IP and email to the hosting provider (me)

You can stop now, enjoy your permaban. Or you can continue playing this game and I'll forward your info to your ISP in regards to your uploads of, as you said it in your words: material encompasses cartoon images involving a minor in situations which are pornographic and grossly offensive, disgusting blablabla