>>3145063The company that runs them probably just checks if it's not porn and approves it without doing research into the context, because they don't care as long as it's not illegal.
That's a different bar from what's actually socially acceptable, and even then some socially acceptable things will trigger normies if the context is manipulated by a bad actor.
Something like pic related probably wouldn't be acceptable since it draws too much attention to her body, even though it's totally innocuous.
