I have a simple solution to this: If you are the moderator of your community, just put a rule in the sidebar disallowing OF links and references. Handle it on a per-community level.

• Horns

• Demonic/devil

• Oviposition(?)

• Womb tattoo

• Tattoos (separate category from womb tattoo)

• Pregnant

• Young adult/"barely-legal"

• Slightly agegao

• Puffy nipples (or large areolas)

• Black hair

• Straight hair

• Dungeon

• White (for whatever reason, race is like the free space on a bingo board, theres always someone who is into it no matter which race it is)

We'll explain it when you're older

I agree. Crossposting by reuploading is fine, hotlinking maybe not so much, as they could yank access or track and sell your activity. Generally giving them traffic is bad.

It is, and I absolutely love it.

This is excellent

Lovely collar

That's fair. I tend to prefer light-touch moderation (basically only removing or blocking/banning when something becomes a real problem), so not being able to review history in other communities is fine since we'd only be judging on what we see here.

Sounds good, let's give it a shot then.

How would you handle the handoff to someone who is passionate about it if you claimed it for the second reason, or if you made it because it didn't exist yet and you wanted to make the space for others to post in but are not in a position to actually moderate?

It's not so much a podcast as a general YouTube channel, but Evie Lupine and Ms. Elle X are good listens and generally do long-form content.

I've never been into podcasts so I don't have great direct feedback for you on that front. I'll post again if I do find something.

Sorry for the late response. I appreciate your honesty, and I'm interested in bringing you aboard. Thank you for your reply, and welcome to the team.

Edit/Note: Buelldozer has switched accounts based on persona preference, and will be continuing to mod but under a different name.

Is this the same Icky that's dating f1nnst3r? She does excellent work.

I would say yes as long as you attribute credit, and remove on the author's request if they don't like it. I'll update the sidebar when I get a chance.

was confused whether the whole crossdressing stuff is just meant as a gimmick or if they're(?) really into it.

So is f1nnst3r.

Also, finn insists that he is the "manliest manly man" on stream a lot, so I'd say it's safe to assume he/him (for now - chat is convinced that finn is the eggiest egg that ever egged).

I read through some of your work. You seem to have a passion for this.

Welcome aboard.

That sounds great, though with the pace of things right now, that may be too much. Whatever pace works best for you, it's greatly appreciated.

That sounds great, thank you for your efforts.

Conflict resolution and being hard to offend are incredibly valuable skills. I'd be happy to have you aboard.

I am still looking for help. I mostly am looking for light-touch moderation (i.e. Giving people room to express themselves, even if it's not a happy discussion, and stepping in only when absolutely necessary).

As far as the BDSM specific element goes, since you are a bit newer to the kink/interest in general, would you be willing to expand on any of the following safety topics to help give me a better feel with your engagement with it? There are a lot of ways that various things can go wrong with bdsm, and while this will mostly be a porn community, discussion is bound to happen and we may have to step in to give more experienced advice.

1. What is the primary distinguishing factor between SSC and RACK, and where would each one apply?

2. What types of physical harm do riggers (shibari) have to avoid, and what tools and techniques would they use to avoid them? (At least one physical tool and one process)

3. Instead of using a "safe word" like pineapple or eggplant, what is generally considered a better system?