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From: seah@EE.ROCHESTER.EDU (David Seah)
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Subject: 3200 Color Pictures
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In article <90242.145601SAB121@psuvm.psu.edu> SAB121@psuvm.psu.edu writes:
>[New French 3200 color picture disk]

>Also, I have noticed that the disks posted to AOL are incomplete due to
>their own little brand of censorship. Anyone have COMPLETE copies? I'd be
>willing to spend for disks and mailling costs if anyone could send them
>to me. I understand that many people don't want to post them to the net
>because of the HUGE size and the time needed to upload them. I however
>cannot and willnot pay AOL for 75 minutes of download time for censored
>material! Some of what they censored were probably the best graphics on there.
>At least, that's usually how it is when people start censoring. Nothing with
>bare flesh or magic involved allowed! Any responses are directed to the
>paths in my .sig file. EMail is preferrable, as I only get home every other
>weekend, and Mom gets upset when the mailbox is too full...

The graphics weren't edited, though two pictures *were* pulled from the disk.
This also results in a corresponding reduction in download time...
the original file was an 83 minute download.

Graphics that contain "artistic nudity" are allowed, while graphics that
show (to quote a person from another group) "blistering hot buck-naked
women" (ie: nudity for the sake of being nude, whatever that means) are
not released.

Censorship does suck.  Unfortunately, we of the Apple II Art & Graphics
Forum are bound by the rules set forth by Quantum Computer Services, whether
or not we ourselves believe in it. :-(

I don't think we're censoring magic, yet :-)