>>151375
>It’s naive to think it will stay like this forever
Especially considering the new AI technology capable of analyzing hundreds of TB of data in minutes. I heard a saying somewhere that although the feds have access to everyone's information, they don't have the time or manpower to process it all. Now that might no longer be the case.

>>151377
>Also, i can't stress enough that this legislation is against all NSFW content, which includes porn and gore, but also discussion over eating disorders or addiction.
What you have just said reminds me of the push in fanfiction websites to remove any topic that isn't "wholesome" or "moral". As in, villains aren't "allowed" to be too evil and writing them that way makes you "problematic". You can write about them robbing banks and uprooting the "corrupt authorities, but make them discriminate against a minority group or commit a crime against an "innocent" party (e.g. animals, children, elderly etc.) and you'll get shit on, hard.

I'm not one to harp on how fiction provides a space to explore any topic safely, but I do not want this line of thinking to spread uncontrollably.

Also sorry in advance if I'm fagging up the thread.