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[KateWalker]

Originally Posted by I, Brian

I think there shouldn't be a problem at all - big breasted women have frequented family films for a long time, the difference being to older viewing films is that they stay covered up.

So I guess so long as we remain with that ethos we'll be fine.

Ok, thank you sir. I won't make a habit of posting "pinup" pics, art featuring them, or using them as avatars all the time, but since I noticed a thread in the art forum, about Luis Royo's pin up fantasy art (and he loves the "sexy" fantasy themed women in his paintings), I figured I'd better ask permission for what the limits are. I love that kind of art, along with old fashioned pin up art. I love some of the current, modern pinup artists out there today too, but some of their stuff, would be way too graphic for this board obviously.

I'll keep things appropriate.


Thanks!

[Ad.cain]

İndeed. qiuet right.

[ducky5]

How many posts do you need to make new threads cos i can think of loads which i want to do

[scalem X]

It's either 15 or 25, the reason being that otherwise a lot of people come up with threads that already exist elsewhere. Happy posting!

[HoopyFrood]

There's a limit on when you can make new threads? I didn't know that...are you sure? Otherwise how do new people make threads in introductions and the like? I thought there was only a fifteen post rule for anyone wanting to post a link.

[scalem X]

Yeah, must be the link thing, now that I think of it. Anyway it doesn't really matter 15 posts is a nice number anyway. It might be because I've been here so long that I grow annoyed with people creating the same threads all over again. It's amazing how you can find almost anything with the search tool.

[Teresa Edgerton]

There is no limit on how many new threads you can start, but scalem is right that so many new threads by new members are just duplicates of existing threads. And for that reason the conversations don't get very far, because the topics are pretty much discussed out (and in some cases the original thread didn't go very far, either).

So, it really is a good idea to stick around for a while and get the lay of the land before starting a great many new threads.

[Dark Gemini]

Brian, while I completely agree with the rules and applaud your advocacy of them, I have to know- what are flame wars?! Here in America, we would probably just chalk that up to a drunken redkneck barbeque.

[Teresa Edgerton]

I'm not Brian, but he's rather busy.

Flame wars are online arguments that get utterly out of hand, escalating into insults and sometimes worse.

They're likely to become particularly nasty because the participants generally enjoy a degree of anonymity not present in real life -- and run no risk of an immediate wallop to the side of the head.

[blueleader]

I'm a newbe! can I post some stuff for critique? and how do i go about it? (sorry i'm a bit of a technophobe, even though my work in progress is of a science fiction genre!) also have some funny poetry you might enjoy if you're of a certain age............

[blueleader]

I like old fuddy duddies! (i did buy some new ones but they weren't anywhere near as comfortable!)

[The Ace]

Take a look at the. 'Critiques,' section. There's a list of guidelines. Once you make sure you've conformed to them, just start a new thread, (there's a button) and either write your submission or copy and paste it.

[blueleader]

Thankyou for answering ace. However, my inadequacy shines through yet again! I am unable to even find the critique section in this website! Any pointers?

[Teresa Edgerton]

When you go back to the Index Page, look at the sub-forums listed in the Aspiring Writers section. It's the first one.