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Post by TokyoU15 » Sun Jun 29, 2003 5:17 pm

I have a suggestion for this sites upload priveleges. I was thinking a group of 10 or 15 people can give each video that is uploaded to the carrot a proper rating. Depending on the rating given, the videos will become available to the people of the .org or they will be deleted.

It's much easier to do this to have people wonder, "Can I upload this without getting banned?".

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Post by Arigatomina » Sun Jun 29, 2003 5:23 pm

Well, I could have sworn in the beginning of the Carrot each video that was uploaded was going to be looked over to make sure it didn't have unsuitable content. But there are so many coming in now that it would be very hard, even for 10 people with lots of freetime and great connection speed. Besides that, would they only be looking for content issues? This general rating could easily be manipulated to 'I don't like this, this isn't good enough by my standards, we don't need more of this, etc'.

But I do like the idea of screening for questionable content. :?

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Post by TokyoU15 » Sun Jun 29, 2003 9:35 pm

Besides that, would they only be looking for content issues? This general rating could easily be manipulated to 'I don't like this, this isn't good enough by my standards, we don't need more of this, etc'.
That shouldn't be a problem because all we would be doing is rating the content...not it' soriginaly or how shitty the quality is. All we would do is give it a rating, then simply make it avaible for download, regardless of how shitty it is.
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Post by Phade » Sun Jun 29, 2003 9:38 pm

Hey,

I have pondered the content rating system as well. I tried to look at the MPAA's system (G, PG, R, etc.) but they didn't have the guidelines on how they rate a movie, just that if it's gotten such-a-such rating, it's good for this audience or that.

Suggestions are welcome on how such a system would work. Discuss...

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Post by TokyoU15 » Mon Jun 30, 2003 12:09 am

Personally, I don't agree with MPAA's. They'll give anything an R rating these days.

The only thing I can think of is for a group of people to discuss a videos content and depending on the majority's vote, that is what it will get.

Seems logical, doesn't it? Another option would be to set our own, very clearly stated guidelines. An R video contains such and such and anything else of that nature...etc.
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Post by Phade » Mon Jun 30, 2003 8:26 pm

Hey,

It not that we would use the same guidelines, it's just how they came up with how a movie is rated what.

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Post by TokyoU15 » Mon Jun 30, 2003 8:54 pm

Just think logic...what is appropriate for a 13 year old to look/hear? What's appropriate for a 10 year old? It's just really ones own judgement when doing this stuff.

I for one am very strict when it comes to Ratings. I want everyone to be able to enjoy everything WITHIN their age group.
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Post by Arigatomina » Tue Jul 01, 2003 2:03 am

Just to give one view of ratings, I like to go from the top down when I rate fanfiction (applicable, it's all art).

NC-17: Higher rated than R, more for adults only, for a vid or movie this would include sex (which we've already cut out), explicit nudity such as male lower regions not usually shown even in 'real' movies, hentai, excessive graphic violence - and I mean graphic as in skin peeling off gorey torture scenes and general gratuitous squick, excessive body-hacking and bloodbaths could fall into this as well.

R: Slight nudity, nipple-less breast shots (think Sailor Moon transformations - it's not all hentai in nature), questionable content - as in themes (imagine scenes with a couple in the bedroom moving but you can't actually see anything - you still know what it is, so the content itself is stronger than simple children kissing on the lips) - this could also include themes that involve satanism if you're taking religion into question; graphic violence - shoot outs without too much blood, sword slashes without too much body-part severing, some dbz-style bloodless tortures could be included in here (people beating each other to a pulp can be graphic even if there's little bloodshed); explicit language - like the really dirty songs, or ones with the 'worser' words used frequently, also could include songs that talk about killing people in violent and gratuitous ways; and any other theme you would think only adults should be privy to.

PG-13: This is harder, but would probably include cleavage shots (non nudity but slight hentai if it's gratuitous breast-shots), panty flashes in an abundance, violence that is not too explicit but still there, death - this one I've seen in movies, even if it's just buildings exploding or car crashes where people die; any theme that's going to be over a child's head whether it's actually shown or not - incest, rape, abuse, extreme angst (if these are shown, and can be considered graphic, they'd be knocked up to R or NC-17); language - the weaker songs that drop the occassional 'shit' or 'ass' but don't go full fledged.

Yeah, these are all up for debate. It really depends on how mature you picture the audience being. I don't think anyone under 17 should be allowed to watch Blade (lots of blood), or the Exorcist (thematic issues, general horror). And I don't consider DBZ fit for anyone under 15 (maybe Dragonball, but not the later more violent sagas). So my view of child maturity is probably off. :?

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Post by Farlo » Tue Jul 01, 2003 3:11 am

how about rating it the same as the rating of the anime, and if the song has any explicits


so if the anime is rated pg and the song has 1 to 3 explicits it would constitute a pg-13...

but if the anime is R, and the song is very explicit, then it should constitute a nc-17...

if the song has no explicits, then the rating should be the same of the anime...

as with most vids though, the scenes vary, so if the anime is R, but its minimally violent it should be some song obscure rating such as pg-13+

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well thats my $0.02....hope this is a little helpful

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Post by Farlo » Tue Jul 01, 2003 3:13 am

el_farlo wrote:but its minimally violent it should be some song obscure rating such as pg-13+
well i have no idea where that came from...i guess i forgot to delete it >_<

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