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    Schnitt said the policies were instituted years ago, when Facebook was much smaller, but they reflect common practices on mainstream Web sites. "We decided nudity was something we didn't want on the site. It doesn't matter the context. We would agree that there are absolutely many contexts for nudity where it is not obscene" Schnitt said, but emphasized that Facebook can't practically convene a panel to decide on a case-by-case basis. Full Article at Asbury Park Press
    We decided nudity was something we didn't want on the site. It doesn't matter the context. We would agree that there are absolutely many contexts for nudity where it is not obscene
    SOURCE: Asbury Park Press 6 months ago
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Facebook nudity policy draws nursing moms' ire
  1. Hey, Facebook, breastfeeding is not obscene!
    SOURCE: Asbury Park Press 6 months ago
  2. As we wrap more and more of our lives into a single environment on the Web, the feeling that civil liberties ought to be protected there continues to grow
    SOURCE: Asbury Park Press 6 months ago
  3. I think it's time we all get over this notion that women's breasts are dangerous and harmful for children to see
    SOURCE: Asbury Park Press 6 months ago
  4. There is nothing about bottle-feeding a child that has to be discreet
    SOURCE: Asbury Park Press 6 months ago
  5. With breast-feeding, it should be the exact same way.
    SOURCE: Asbury Park Press 6 months ago

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