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On hunting forum what is classified as too graphic

  • 02-12-2007 12:32pm
    #1
    Neo Researcher
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 71 ✭✭


    Just wondering what is classified as too graphic on the hunting forum.
    I know it is a bit vague a thing to clarify but I think it needs to be clarified as sounder had a picture removed that seemed less graphic than others that are up there.
    For example a picture was posted on 23-12-2005, 22:58 and when is was complained about a mod said, "We've had this debate before ****, if you open the thread marked 'Photos thread (Hunting)' in the shooting forum, you've already signified that you're willing to view such photos."

    For me that makes sense as it is a hunting forum afer all.

    To go through the effort of taking a picture, transfering it onto a computer, uploading it to something like photobucket and transfering it onto a forum is a bit of effort to go to only to have it taken down.

    There already has been a debate on the hunting page on the use of the pics which made some very good points so I will not repeat them here. Also the mantra of if you dont like it dont read it has been constantly repeated.

    I would just like some clarity/consistency on the matter. I have being asked by people who shoot foxes on where the heart is exactly located and was considernig dissecting a dead fox I am donated to show exactly where it is. Would hate to waste my time.

    I think for the sake of such a popular thread (27568 views) it is worth clearing up.

    Thanks,
    Neo Researcher
    Post edited by Shield on


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