Post B44aIyZgrCCtfTnr16 by feff@comicscamp.club
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 (DIR) Post #B44aIxG9kKzHabejvk by feff@comicscamp.club
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       I finally got verified on VGen!But I also got a warning that the banner image I was using is considered nsfw so I guess I need to go and sort that now I've managed to have a proper break
       
 (DIR) Post #B44aIxSuytCCEBcvp2 by feff@comicscamp.club
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       Maybe working with comics and after-dark peeps has skewed my sense of what is NSFW but this is the banner image I was using.I guess from what they list as being suggestive I could see but I'm wondering if it's been a case of not seeing the forest for the trees here (i.e. focusing so much on the fact that one lady has impressive cleavage that they ignore that that the image as a whole is not actually sexually suggestive nor was it designed to be sexually suggestive imo)I can go back to them to say I think this warning comes in error but it would be good to hear thoughts from others.
       
 (DIR) Post #B44aIxiA4DOAzSl6a8 by minka@verse.averagedood.xyz
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       @feff@comicscamp.club Not NSFW in my opinion but I can see the cleavage being the issue.
       
 (DIR) Post #B44aIyZgrCCtfTnr16 by feff@comicscamp.club
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       The response was to just quote the very part of the "sensitive" content page that highlights "outfits that emphasise anatomy" (so for example, if you drew Zero Suit Samus, you'd have to mark it as sensitive and therefore can't have it as a banner image), and the explanation that clients see the full image on receipts, not the cropped version.I literally thought they were gonna write "oh yeah actually when cropped it looks like there's more emphasis on certain body parts", but no.And then something about payment processors so I guess we can blame $tripe