However, it is not porn, nor is it especially pandering to pedophiles. At least, I haven't heard a case that sells it as such. Not my decision, of course.
As I see it, the important distinction between Eiken and Queens Blade is that the latter has a lot more "non-fanservice" substance, easily enough to exceed the Excuse Plot threshold.
We're not cutting for fanservice or even nudity by itself. If we determine that the work isn't primarily porn, or pedo-pandering, we have no justification for cutting it.
Visit my contributor page to assist with the "I Like The Cheeses" project!So overall, that is the baseline, still. I see. Well, not my decision, so I am backing out.
So the likely decision is "clean up and leave open"?
edited 5th May '12 6:16:12 AM by MarqFJA
Fiat iustitia, et pereat mundus.I can't speak for the other panel members, but that was exactly my reason for cutting it.
Moving on from more Eiken chat, I am pretty solid on voting for this to be a simple clean up. I'll only say lock if the other members of the panel deem it necessary.
edited 5th May '12 6:22:48 AM by Meeble
Visit my contributor page to assist with the "I Like The Cheeses" project!Cleaning would probably be the best choice, since it has been aired censored and still made some sort of sense.
I see this got three angels, so I put it on the cleanup pile. Anything else?
"If you aren't him, then you apparently got your brain from the same discount retailer, so..." - FighteerNah, we're pretty much done, so you can go ahead and give this thread a lock.
Experience has taught me to investigate anything that glows.
I read, my bad for misstating it, I was trying to use that as a baseline for how explicit something must be, or lacking in the "plot" to be cut. Nonetheless, the books are needlessly showy, as is the anime, the light novels, the video games don't really have a place there, and the "other" materials are pretty much irrelevant (character dress up software, mobile phone game, etc).