How Far Should The Bar Get Lowered?

Especially when it comes to sponsors launching new paysites, i just got my email from GunzBlazin about their new site and while it just looks like another BaitBus clone, im not to sure i actually like the connotations with the site name, BoyNapped.

Is it just me or does anyone else conjure up visions of twinks getting kidnapped just on the site name alone?

That being said, where do you think we should draw the line to what becomes acceptable when it comes to site names and concepts? Do you think we should consider the potential connotations of the content/domains we use on our sites when it comes to the images they could portray to surfers/cops/feds, etc?

Whilst the GunzBlazin site doesnt have any illegal content on it, the visions that i got when i first read the site name is enough for me not to want to promote the site, i wonder how many others feel the same way?

its not even anything against GunzBlazin, its just a little over my acceptable comfort zone, the same reason i dont promote 99.99% of those Eastern European sites because i dont feel comfortable in doing so.

Your thoughts, where do we draw the line and should some sponsors be held to a greater level of scrutiny than others when it comes to thinks like this?

Regards,

Lee

Isn't it laughable that because someone is 1) a woman 2) inexperienced and 3) stupid , that the bar should be LOWERED for their performance in a debate or as VP of America?

This country gets what it deserves if this is what it's come down to.

acceptable? psh

porn is rife, dominated, by people who would peddle anything
that converts and makes them money
just look at what people are peddling out there without flinching

the bar has been low, and getting lower, already

Okay im glad im not the only one that thinks this way.

So at what point do we say 'enough' or has that point already passed do you think?

Should some companies be trying to aim above the low bar we already seem to have because they are so well known?

Regards,

Lee

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Originally Posted by Lee

Okay im glad im not the only one that thinks this way.

So at what point do we say 'enough' or has that point already passed do you think?

Should some companies be trying to aim above the low bar we already seem to have because they are so well known?

Regards,

Lee

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I go by my own bar and it's served me well. Doing the wrong thing, or lowering your standards, because "everyone else is" will make you like everyone else and let those that have higher bars stand out even more.