How do you determine the appropriateness of nude photos of kids?

[the_bob_delusion]

http://www.theage.com.au/national/facebook-bathtime-posting-lands-mum-in-hot-water-20140628-zspdv.ht...

Do you consider the above pornographic content with explicitly sexual content of a minor?

[the_bob_delusion]

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@i-need-a-martini wrote:

It's ridiculous.

Australians are becoming more prudish every year. Add to that the high morals imposed on us by American social media and we are losing more than just a bit of clothes.

Those photos are fine to be published publicly.

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Supposedley you see the above photo in a kiddie porn site, would that change your mind?

[i-need-a-martini]

But there is nothing pornographic about them. Nothing is shown other than skin.

And lets face it, a paedophile is just as likely to get off on an image of a cute child fully dressed in frills and curls. Does that mean that ALL photos of children should be banned JUST IN CASE some nutcase gets his rocks off IF he sees them?

[boris1gary]

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@**what_would_bob_do** wrote:

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@i-need-a-martini wrote:

It's ridiculous.

Australians are becoming more prudish every year. Add to that the high morals imposed on us by American social media and we are losing more than just a bit of clothes.

Those photos are fine to be published publicly.

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Supposedley you see the above photo in a kiddie porn site, would that change your mind?

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would never see a kid porn site.

[jimmy*part4]

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@i-need-a-martini wrote:

It's ridiculous.

Australians are becoming more prudish every year. Add to that the high morals imposed on us by American social media and we are losing more than just a bit of clothes.

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Add to that the high morals imposed on us by American.

You blame America for everything and now even your own stupidity. You're like a parasite on our backs that never stops complaining. How bout you foff.

[cosmosgrove]

Woah, having a bad day Jimmy?

I think people post way too many photos of their children online no matter what they are wearing (or not). But then I have a child that does not like me to post any photos without their ok first and I like to respect that decision. My concern is these children have no control over these photos of themselves being shared online. Facebook is not private no matter how strict your settings are, once it's online you've lost a degree of control of that image.

[jimmy*part4]

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@cosmosgrove wrote:

Woah, having a bad day Jimmy?

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Why would you think I'm having a bad day? Because I finally responded to all her negative posts about the US?

Every single post by her about the US IS negative and I never said anything before, so it was well deserved and long time coming. And now blaming us for your own bad behaviour....that's really weak!

It must be nice to have someone to blame for.....well, everything!

[boris1gary]

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@*jimmy1717* wrote:

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@cosmosgrove wrote:

Woah, having a bad day Jimmy?

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Why would you think I'm having a bad day? Because I finally responded to all her negative posts about the US?

Every single post by her about the US IS negative and I never said anything before, so it was well deserved and long time coming. And now blaming us for your own bad behaviour....that's really weak!

It must be nice to have someone to blame for.....well, everything!

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I don't think anyone means the American people Jimmy, more the influence of the US media and our own politicians and powerful business types who seem to want to change us to US. 

[kopenhagen5]

I think all the normal people know the appropriateness and the question is unnecessary.

Perhaps a more appropriate title for this thread should have been, "Is this scenario a reportable offence?"