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I don't see the problem.
If you are mature enough to get it, you get it. If you are are kid and don't get it, then you won't understand so there is no harm done.
I'll PM you now Marinus.
If you are mature enough to get it, you get it. If you are are kid and don't get it, then you won't understand so there is no harm done.
I'll PM you now Marinus.
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Thanks Ben. I think it's funny, and although I would not encourage making such jokes, I agree with you.
Besides, I find it quite contradictory that since it's apparently no problem if little kids play war games, and "kill each other games" with lots of violence, it appears to be very bad in some people's opinion, if someone makes a joke which has anything to do with sex. For some strange reason little kids should not know "where they come from."
Do you really believe that they never hear such things on school, or somewhere else?
Besides, I find it quite contradictory that since it's apparently no problem if little kids play war games, and "kill each other games" with lots of violence, it appears to be very bad in some people's opinion, if someone makes a joke which has anything to do with sex. For some strange reason little kids should not know "where they come from."
Then you can say: "It's a joke. It's not funny to explain a joke, but if you absolutely must know, ask your parents."The same thing happened in another thread. Someone who didn't understand it was very persistent about finding out what it meant.
Do you really believe that they never hear such things on school, or somewhere else?
Yeah, I agree here.Marinus wrote:Thanks Ben. I think it's funny, and although I would not encourage making such jokes, I agree with you.
Besides, I find it quite contradictory that since it's apparently no problem if little kids play war games, and "kill each other games" with lots of violence, it appears to be very bad in some people's opinion, if someone makes a joke which has anything to do with sex. For some strange reason little kids should not know "where they come from."
Then you can say: "It's a joke. It's not funny to explain a joke, but if you absolutely must know, ask your parents."The same thing happened in another thread. Someone who didn't understand it was very persistent about finding out what it meant.
Do you really believe that they never hear such things on school, or somewhere else?
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Oh? How interesting! Where did I say that?Marinus wrote:Besides, I find it quite contradictory that since it's apparently no problem if little kids play war games, and "kill each other games" with lots of violence, it appears to be very bad in some people's opinion, if someone makes a joke which has anything to do with sex. For some strange reason little kids should not know "where they come from."
I object to the violence as well because it's... well, violent. The difference is that you can have "cartoon violence" like in games where it doesn't get into the details that make it taboo. There's no real way to do that with sex.
The person I'm talking about is someone who wouldn't take that for an answer. I'm not pointing any fingers, but still.Marinus wrote:Then you can say: "It's a joke. It's not funny to explain a joke, but if you absolutely must know, ask your parents."The same thing happened in another thread. Someone who didn't understand it was very persistent about finding out what it meant.
As before - When did I say something like that? All I stated is that this forum is supposed to be kid-friendly. Having jokes like that isn't safe - a young user is very likely to ask their parents or friends what it means then post about it.Marinus wrote:Do you really believe that they never hear such things on school, or somewhere else?
No need to ask me where/when you said such things because I did not say that you said anything, otherwise I would have quoted. It's just the way some people (not especially you, but more in general) act, without naming things by the real name, finding things wrong or inappropriate without a good explanation, and ignoring other things which I personally would find more inappropriate. (such as things about violence)
BTW, you didn't answer my question yet:
BTW, I grew up on a farm, and the first thing (in a manner of speaking) I saw when I opened my eyes, was a bull sitting on top of a cow (and some details which I would not mention here) and then a while later, after my parents teached me talking, I asked them what was that all about. Then they took me to the stable, and showed me the same cow, where a little cute calf was coming out, (again with all the details) and told me: "That's what the bull did was for." And about the same things happen with humans to get a baby. So far the sexual information I've got as a child.
BTW, you didn't answer my question yet:
I wrote:Qloof, how are we supposed to know what jokes you find too inappropriate for the forum, especially when you delete them?
I think there is such a way. That's exactly what Ben' joke is. People only need to go into the details about that, if they want to explain that joke, and you can not obligate anyone to explain a joke.The difference is that you can have "cartoon violence" like in games where it doesn't get into the details that make it taboo. There's no real way to do that with sex.
BTW, I grew up on a farm, and the first thing (in a manner of speaking) I saw when I opened my eyes, was a bull sitting on top of a cow (and some details which I would not mention here) and then a while later, after my parents teached me talking, I asked them what was that all about. Then they took me to the stable, and showed me the same cow, where a little cute calf was coming out, (again with all the details) and told me: "That's what the bull did was for." And about the same things happen with humans to get a baby. So far the sexual information I've got as a child.
I guess you already got that the person you're talking with right now, is also someone who wouldn't take anything for answer either. Do you feel obligated to explain a joke, or should anyone else?The person I'm talking about is someone who wouldn't take that for an answer.
Personally I wouldn't have a big problem with that either, but if you find it inappropriate because it's too much into the details about things they have to learn from their parents, you can say at that moment.a young user is very likely to ask their parents or friends what it means then post about it.
Yeah, I know, and I agree that you have a point with that - I deleted it so fast because I went over this in another thread - This forum's family-friendly, and even making subtle jokes like that is going to invoke trouble sooner or later. How? I'll explain below.Marinus wrote:No need to ask me where/when you said such things because I did not say that you said anything, otherwise I would have quoted. It's just the way some people (not especially you, but more in general) act, without naming things by the real name, finding things wrong or inappropriate without a good explanation, and ignoring other things which I personally would find more inappropriate. (such as things about violence)
BTW, you didn't answer my question yet:I wrote:Qloof, how are we supposed to know what jokes you find too inappropriate for the forum, especially when you delete them?
No one's obligated to explain, of course - the problem isn't that, I already said what it is; if a young user asks their parents they might be shocked and post here about it, which isn't within boundaries.Marinus wrote:I think there is such a way. That's exactly what Ben' joke is. People only need to go into the details about that, if they want to explain that joke, and you can not obligate anyone to explain a joke.The difference is that you can have "cartoon violence" like in games where it doesn't get into the details that make it taboo. There's no real way to do that with sex.
No, I mean the user in question won't stop asking until it's explained or until everyone agrees with them. I assume you know who I mean.Marinus wrote:I guess you already got that the person you're talking with right now, is also someone who wouldn't take anything for answer either. Do you feel obligated to explain a joke, or should anyone else?The person I'm talking about is someone who wouldn't take that for an answer.
Well, what I learned and what I'm thus basing my own actions upon is to stop things before they get too far. That's my intention by deleting the content in question.Marinus wrote:Personally I wouldn't have a big problem with that either, but if you find it inappropriate because it's too much into the details about things they have to learn from their parents, you can say at that moment.a young user is very likely to ask their parents or friends what it means then post about it.
I don't feel up to going into any further detail right now, I'll do that later if I feel like it.
Indeed, you have to take a limit between what's far enough, and what's too far, based on your opinion and on your experience. And your opinion / experience can also partly depend on other people explaining their different opinions to you. Making such a decision where that limit should be is probably the hardest thing for a moderator or administrator. One of the reasons that I wouldn't like to be a moderator. I'd rather be the man asking critical questions, to keep other people awake. Because I think it's good if the people who are supposed to make those decisions ask theirselves if their decisions are right and why (or not).Well, what I learned and what I'm thus basing my own actions upon is to stop things before they get too far.
Maybe it's an idea if such things happens again if you, instead of delete the post, add your comment to it in a different color, for example such as: "I think this joke is not appropriate for this forum, especially not for younger children who perhaps keep asking for an explanation." Then you still have a chance that someone will ask questions, but a smaller chance, because people know what you find inappropriate, and also a bit why.
Anyhow, thanks for the fun conversation!
marinus wrote:BTW, I grew up on a farm, and the first thing (in a manner of speaking) I saw when I opened my eyes, was a bull sitting on top of a cow (and some details which I would not mention here) and then a while later, after my parents teached me talking, I asked them what was that all about. Then they took me to the stable, and showed me the same cow, where a little cute calf was coming out, (again with all the details) and told me: "That's what the bull did was for." And about the same things happen with humans to get a baby. So far the sexual information I've got as a child.
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Two quick points:
1) Absolutely agreed with QLoof. Off-colour jokes are not ok on this forum. Marinus, since you mention violence, I would personally also not like to see the (cartoon-) violence that sometimes goes on in e.g. Wefight, so folks posting should keep that in mind.
2) Since this is got derailed right off the bat, I will lock this topic. Someone can, if they have a good joke to share, start a new thread.
1) Absolutely agreed with QLoof. Off-colour jokes are not ok on this forum. Marinus, since you mention violence, I would personally also not like to see the (cartoon-) violence that sometimes goes on in e.g. Wefight, so folks posting should keep that in mind.
2) Since this is got derailed right off the bat, I will lock this topic. Someone can, if they have a good joke to share, start a new thread.