That's just racist. We all have a bit of brown on the inside!Having sex with M&M's is banned in most countries
Non-Censensual sex, like rape, drugging, mindcontrol etc. is also forbidden by patreon guidelines.
They haven't been caught yet. The guidelines were updated in october and it's taking them a long time to get through all the violative content. The pages will be warned, forced to remove violative content from their page and later shut down if they don't comply. You won't be arrested but you won't be allowed to profit from your project on their platform.
It all comes down to local laws and regulations, as well as website rules, as well as international laws and regulations, as well as how you want to be remembered, as well as how far you take a theme, as well as lots of other stuff...
Lolicon and 3D underage are seen as very different by the courts. As a result lolicon gets through the filters more often. You'll find that underage 3D characters are far more rare.
Depending on country/state... Different laws for different locations... In the U.K. and a couple other European countries, neither one is considered lawful...
It's not considered lawful here in the US either, but from what I've read they've decided its unconstitutional to bar it on the grounds of free speech. Some states have stricter laws, and the federal laws are very murky, but that's the deal. I'd imagine other countries are having similar problems if you look at specific cases, but I haven't researched them because they don't concern me.
As an example, in the U.K. shortly after the laws regarding age requirements for the looks of characters in adult/erotic/sex based fiction... Some guy was prosecuted and convicted for having over 500 manga comics depicting characters that looked under the age of 18... They don't play games with that sort of stuff, in some countries...
As far as i understand, their judgement depends only on the page itself? Or they downloading and playing the game? In the first case i can just not mention the "bad content" in the description, right?
There are always white knights who will report your content. At that point they'll ask for a copy of the script, or so that's the idea I've been given. I have argued for a while that it's unlikely that they're playing the games, as that's hours of pay and companies are generally cheap. However, games like DmD had removed the content from their game at first glance, but left it hidden inside and then been taken down for good. So you could try it, but you will eventually be caught.
