VN Ren'Py Have the rules for publishing games changed?

[NicolaTesla]

You: Why isn't AHA removed? It has loli, look! Is it given special treatment from the staff?
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You: Why was Aha removed without explanation? Damn staff abusing their power.

There is no need to dramatize either, man.

 

[NicolaTesla]

I doubt it is deleted, they probably saw your message with those screenshots, deleted it, then put the game under review for rule 7. It will either be approved like "Oh daddy" or removed for good.

You were definitely wrong, AHA (At Home Again) has been banned from the forum. Which is not a bad thing. Fortunately there is life outside of F95Zone. And in some cases, much more productive.

 

[russianbot]

You: Why isn't AHA removed? It has loli, look! Is it given special treatment from the staff?
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You: Why was Aha removed without explanation? Damn staff abusing their power.

Yes, arbitrary rule enforcement is generally seen as a Very Bad Thing and an abuse of power. This would not be a controversial statement outside the context of F95 moderation.

 

[_Utakata_]

I had at-home again on ignore and saw there was no page when i checked it out again
Now i know why

 

[Usop123]

I was looking for this game and I was surprised why it wasn't there, now I know. The defenders of morality have found...

I don't even want to tell you how many things are wrong in this world and circulating on the internet, I believe that rule 7 should only apply to real porn and that's it.

 

[aidenboy]

I was looking for this game and I was surprised why it wasn't there, now I know. The defenders of morality have found...

I don't even want to tell you how many things are wrong in this world and circulating on the internet, I believe that rule 7 should only apply to real porn and that's it.

I agree with you but in certain states and some countries it isn't just about real or fake. It applies to depictions even if they are/aren't visually similar. The reason the law is against fictional depictions is because of the belief that fictional content could cause people to do bad things. This isn't true and this argument was used as an attempt to ban violent videogames like GTA. The fact of the matter is, bad people are going to do bad things regardless of the law or the consequences. The problem with decent normal people is, they can consume (most usually) any kind of content but don't get the idea that doing those things in real life is okay. I like horror movies but I don't go around killing people. But bad people who do bad things, will use any excuse to try and justify their bad decisions. This includes saying that (for example), "loli" content made me do it. No, they did it because they have no regard for the law or their fellow human.