>>3413838Well anons on /c/ have different standards and if someone reports an image that is in that little gray area, then there is a chance it could get removed - it's just something to live with as I'd rather have some kind of moderation keeping some standards that keep /c/ from becoming an /a/ or /e/ lite. Again I'm not saying that swimsuit image was overly lewd but that fact that it was removed doesn't really bother me.
Moderation isn't out of control as some of those images slide by due to being more /c/ than not, but thankfully we have some kind of moderation keeping /a/ away.
