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After following the thread at Daz regarding their implementation of their new 'mature' content filter and keeping in mind all the ridiculous gafs they've pulled lately (NFT's), I've decided that Daz will now be called 'THoM' or, The House of Morons.
But they don't have any mature content to filter!
I could get it if it was like 'Rosity was a couple of years back, where the content filter actually covered nudity!
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I trashed my last unrelated rant so here goes again.
Even the HD maps have a content filter over them. Laughable.
If there is nothing offensive to be seen just make it up.Actually... it isn't entirely stupid on their part to add that filter. This way, they can brush of any whiner complaining that "something inappropriate" was seen on the website by their kid-who-shouldn't-even-be-surfing-that. "We put up a filter. You were warned that there might be someone in a bikini on that picture. If you've seen it, then it means you intended to, now bugger off."
Saves a lot of time and bickering.Rank:
Egad...
Well, at least Daz3d has a filter... here they just get shit-canned
Apparently this is a PG-13 filter, not a 18+ one... And yes, they are planning to blur alcohol and tobacco pictures, as well as skimpy clothing and every bikini item.
https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/588971/new-daz-3d-safe-search-filterIn theory, I support this. I feel like Daz and 3D work in general should be accessible in professional, educational, and family environments. There is a stigma against Daz being a "porn generator" and taking steps to undo that is a good move on their part.
In practice, I think they need to not try to let a badly trained AI determine what is and isn't filtered. But, as others have posited, I too don't think they have the manpower to review it all manually.
well DAZ is based in Utah, so the recent ban/restrictions on NSFW/mature content (which North Carolina and Texas later joined in on) probably forced DAZ to be safe than sorry.
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