Post what you guys want -- no need to censor yourselves -- but don't act like you are surprised that someone claims this is NSFW. It depends on where you work, naturally, but Ben has a point. To simply dismiss it is unfortunate.
I don't want to instigate any "GTFO" comments, because I know it's not like I'm forced to come here, but I like this site a lot and I enjoy most everything the editors have to say.
But, for quite a while now, some stories are accompanied by images that not only have nothing at all to do with the story, but might also be pornographic in nature (even though the naughty bits are blurred out). This image doesn't exactly fall into that category, but as you can see from several previous user comments, the content in the image is awfully suggestive.
Look, I'm a bailiff in an Appellate Court building, and everything I see on my computer could potentially pass through other people's computers (like our tech dept). And if they see something like this, flag it, and send it to my boss, I might have this site blocked from my computer, lose any internet privelages at all, or even face greater consequences like suspention or termination. And even if I didn't get in trouble, you have to admit that, out of context, this could make people looks like serious weirdos. I know I could just decide not to come to the site at work, but come on, these images aren't even remotely related to the topic. It's a vide game enthusiast site, am I right?
I swear, I'd be laughing with the rest of them if I were at home, but this is stuff that could get me in trouble when I'm at work.
I feel like I'm the only one who's complained here, so I figure that nice comment was aimed at me.
I'm allowed to surf the net at work. Dtoid's a gaming website, and 90% of the time, they post work-appropriate material that is no prob whatsoever.
But occasionaly, this kinda stuff pops up and it always takes me by surprise.
It's not a matter of minimizing or closing the window; nothing I do on this computer is private.
After regaining consciousness, I could go no further. I was stopped cold.
Jim, when you die, please donate your brain to science. Man must have a clue as to how your mind works for the good of society.
As for this article; I am sorry, what article?
No sweat...I am a dick sometimes, but knowing is half the battle!! I didn't mean it to be anything more than a playful joke.
I was gonna make a comment about how these people are carrying on Dillinger's legacy of robbery until you made that comment!
It's fair enough that people get the rights to the likeness of loved ones, but this is beyond belief. This guy died in the thirties, and I think we should have passed some sort of statute of limitations. At this point anyone should be able to make Dillinger merch, since we all knew the guy just as much as the family did: Not at all.
plz...change this sick header. its ugly....or is dtoid.com the new fucking ROTTEN.COM?
I am not sure what this means. Please expound.
"plz...change this sick header. its ugly....or is dtoid.com the new fucking ROTTEN.COM?"
Is it REALLY that bad? I found it on Google and thought "This is weird, should entertain people or at least confuse them for fun." I really don't understand what's so "sick" about it. It's freaky, but the way people are talking about this you'd think I posted child porn or something.
I don't know anything about the Dillinger family, but I do find it were how much governments rely on simple biological relationships. For all I know, his half sister hated him and only now controls his name to make money off of it.
That may not be the case, but to say something akin to "family members should be able to control their famous dead relatives' likenesses" sounds dangerous to me.
I do understand there are rights to photographs and such... Eh, actually, it's late and I don't know what I'm talking about. :)
so...and when you especially use my comment to comment...than look what other ppl say/said
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