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Heather Nicole

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There's a portion of a youtube video I'd share in the video section, a light-hearted, cute cartoony streamer rant about pants vs skirts. It does contain a fair amount of F-bombs though, so I wanted to double-check on the "PG13 compliance".

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Glad I double-checked, at least. "PG13" is casually mentioned, but MPAA rating details can be nuanced, and even inconsistent at times, and while I'd generally observed that language usually gets a pass below R rating, it can be hard to be sure where precisely the line is.

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No problem.

 

Also, one issue with You Tube links is that once you have viewed a suitable video, you are often presented with a load of quite unsuitable links to continue with on the You Tube site.

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Good call.  This is a hard line for me.  We need to remain a "clean" site.

 

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I understand.

 

Just a minor suggestion then, it might be good for the description in the video section to be more direct about profanity. It mentions "PG13", but I find a profanity is fairly common in such movies, one of the key differences vs "PG". So I actually thought I was being overly-cautious by double-checking first. I wouldn't want anyone less timid to make a wrong assumption, post something and feel reprimanded after the fact.

 

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Consider it done. Thank you for the suggestion as well as raising this matter.

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