I made a question on a specific comment regarding museums, that I disagree about, not a statement that I do not agree on the nudity flag. Actually, I do agree on the nudity flag. But to come back to the "museums vs. internet comparison", which is the point that interests me: BEGIN QUOTE The difference has to do with a place I go to knowing what may be inside, and a place that comes into my house whether or not I know what it will bring with it. END QUOTE It is very simple: is it a choice, to go into the Orsay museum? It is also to open the browser on Renderosity. Nobody forces you to do that. When you open Renderosity, you should very well "know what may be inside". If you have a problem to do that in front or certain people, or in certain places... just don't do it. Exactly as you choose not to enter an art museum. Once you are inside, you may have "casual contact" with nudity images. And you knew you may, before you entered. Sorry, I still can not see any difference between the two.