[Discussion] What constitutes “gore”?

[Lytenburgh]

Finally! Thank you, Reploid Production.

Altough, this part:

[*]Does it show blood? If so, are we talking sprays, buckets, and large splatters of the stuff?

is still quite ambigous and it is because of blood (and its acceptable amount) that I've started this thread.

What amount is "okay"?

[Reploid Productions]

Finally! Thank you, Reploid Production.

Altough, this part:

[*]Does it show blood? If so, are we talking sprays, buckets, and large splatters of the stuff?

is still quite ambigous and it is because of blood (and its acceptable amount) that I've started this thread.

What amount is "okay"?

There's no really good way to give a hard limit on it. There are so many wildly different ways blood can be illustrated that there's no good way to give a less ambiguous definition. Also why I specifically said that my suggested rubric is just a suggestion and not a hard guideline.

[Washington Resistance Army]

Finally! Thank you, Reploid Production.

Altough, this part:

[*]Does it show blood? If so, are we talking sprays, buckets, and large splatters of the stuff?

is still quite ambigous and it is because of blood (and its acceptable amount) that I've started this thread.

What amount is "okay"?

I think what Reppy was trying to say is that not all bloody images are banned, but if it's something like someone lying in a pool of their own blood or a pretty up corpse then it probably isn't kosher.

[The Risen Jaguar Warriors]

Will the OSRS be revised to accommodate this new clarification?

[Reploid Productions]

Will the OSRS be revised to accommodate this new clarification?

No, because as I already said twice now, it is not the be-all, end-all definitive definition. It is nothing more than a suggestion for players who may have something possibly borderline to check against.

[Lytenburgh]

What about bodybags and coffins?

Are the users allowed to post pictures/link videos showing bodybags and/or coffins (with bodies in them) IF those are "closed"?

[Lunatic Goofballs]

What about bodybags and coffins?

Are the users allowed to post pictures/link videos showing bodybags and/or coffins (with bodies in them) IF those are "closed"?

If they're closed, how would anyone be able to tell whether there were bodies in them or not?

[Lytenburgh]

What about bodybags and coffins?

Are the users allowed to post pictures/link videos showing bodybags and/or coffins (with bodies in them) IF those are "closed"?

If they're closed, how would anyone be able to tell whether there were bodies in them or not?

By stating it or providing some other evidence that there are indeed a corpse inside this coffin or bodybag.

Is it violation?

[Lunatic Goofballs]

If they're closed, how would anyone be able to tell whether there were bodies in them or not?

By stating it or providing some other evidence that there are indeed a corpse inside this coffin or bodybag.

Is it violation?

Seems unlikely.

[The balkens]

If they're closed, how would anyone be able to tell whether there were bodies in them or not?

By stating it or providing some other evidence that there are indeed a corpse inside this coffin or bodybag.

Is it violation?

The great thing about Body bags, is that you can stuff things other then bodies in them.

[Independent State AF]

By stating it or providing some other evidence that there are indeed a corpse inside this coffin or bodybag.

Is it violation?

The great thing about Body bags, is that you can stuff things other then bodies in them.

I personally enjoy using my bodybags for storing money from my family. They never check you see.

[The balkens]

The great thing about Body bags, is that you can stuff things other then bodies in them.

I personally enjoy using my bodybags for storing money from my family. They never check you see.

I used one for a Halloween prank once.

[Dread Lady Nathicana]

Folks ... we are NOT going to go into every possible iteration of 'what if' and give you a definitive answer - that's quite frankly, impossible. You have the guidelines. You've been given some additional help from Fury to help you make some informed decisions.

Again - if you are in doubt, DO NOT POST. You cannot possibly get in trouble then. If you have to ask? It is probably a good idea, again, to not post it. If you choose to post, and it isn't within the site guidelines, we will be forced to remove the link, and likely, warn you for it. If you have a history of posting inappropriate links, you will be handed a harsher 'punishment'. If it is bad enough, you may very well be deleted.

It is as simple as that. So please, stop asking the 'what if' scenarios. We can't be expected to rule pre-emptively on hypotheticals.