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[brigdh]

Livejournal is apparently reporting the deleted users to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

Uh, yeah, I don't have much to say. Except wow, now I think I really am leaving LJ.

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[wordsofastory.livejournal.com]

I do agree with swansong33 that the art of the deleted users comes nowhere close to the legal definition of child pornography. However, I don't think that guarantees that 6A/Livejournal wouldn't have reported them regardless. Why would coffeechica have brought it up if she wasn't at least threatening to do so?

[doire]

It was a direct response to nomadmatan who asked

A general question for anyone on the LJ/6A team:

Are you just deleting the child pornography, or are you also forwarding that information to the government agencies responsible for policing it?

I thought coffeechica's reply was reasonable as were the first two paragraphs of markf's elaboration, but third was ill advised stirring-it-up.