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1/1/2013 3:26:18 PM
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Is it okay if I use "non-het"
To describe people who prefer people who use the same restrooms(and yes that looks stupid but it's the best way to avoid getting banned by certain mods, I can't just bypass the filter and make it easy for everyone, I have to spend two minutes making up a sentence to get the same meaning across without either getting it blamed so people don't know what it is or bypass the filter so that I don't get banned for two weeks)
It doesn't bypass any filters plus Recon used it so if a mod uses it it must be suitable for this website.
[url]http://www.bungie.net/Forums/posts.aspx?postID=76603208[/url]
or am I going to get banned for linking to a topic that has such adult content?
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I don't do sarcasm, I am a very serious man. Yes, some things are inappropriate. In fact, we have a whole bunch of forum rules to tell us what is and isn't appropriate. Last I checked (30 seconds ago), there is no rule saying that gender-preference may not be mentioned in any context. Hate speech / flaming, NSFW, political / religious contexts, yes - but there are myriad other ways that gender-preference could be an entirely permissible topic of discussion. Blindly parroting the "this is a video game developer's website" line is an exceptionally simplistic approach.
