It's always been my belief that my complete freedom of speech and expression applies only to MY web site (where the ultimate responsibility for content belongs to me). When a web site reaches the size of Renderosity, it becomes more businesslike, can't be helped. It assumes responsibility to advertisers, merchants, and a host of others including the community it resides in as well as the community it serves. Compromises' are unavoidable. I actually find it refreshing that those who disagree are able to voice their disagreement so strongly. :-) In the words of the great thinker, Yogi Berra- "Nobody goes there, it's always too crowded."