I don't think censorship is a valid argument regarding internet forums - there's no expectation of unlimited free speech, its not a democracy.
The sexual stuff is pretty lame, and not just the jokes - I really don't care to know in any detail what other people get up to in their bedroom, especially when this is combined with pictures of the couples involved, who lets say aren't all that easy on the eye. Given that most of us are, ultimately, complete strangers from each other - I don't think there's anything wrong with keeping a little back. After all, its not like we have these kinds of conversations with our actual family and friends so I'm not sure why strangers should get the "treatment". I really, really,
really don't want to know about people's sex toys, sex aids, or arsehole training experiments.
QUOTE(Alex+R @ Jan 20 2008, 06:26 PM)

I voted yes to all. But I don't think they can limit bigoted comments. 1. that would be really hard, but 2. most other posters will react with appropriate condemnation of the comments. One thing they shouldn't do is come to the defense of people who make those comments, as I've seen lately.
I want them to limit sexual comments in non-sexual discussions. That might be nice. I hate having to proof my comments so that people can't make lowbrow sexual jokes out of my wording. It's like having a conversation with a young kid who just learned about sex.
I agree with that. IMO its more about forum politics than actually defending the comments involved. I've read some absolutely outrageous defences of outrageous statements, usually from people who have a tendency to agree with... or banter with... that person on other issues.