Is it right to post stolen naked pictures of celebrities on this forum?

[gordian_knot]

I don't think this is a UK site but publishing such photos is definitely illegal in the UK under the new Revenge Porn law. People think it's just for private individuals but actually covers everyone, including celebrities.

And while the site may not be subject to that law such laws are becoming more common around the world.

So VEF is wise to prohibit items like this.

[pharoahegypt]

Originally Posted by scoundrel

I suggest you report the post as containing her private information. That is the reason for the red triangle with the exclamation mark on the bottom left corner of every post.

If I'd gone there and found any I would've done. My point was that there is a shot in the collection released that contains such an image.

Personally, if a celebrity hasn't learnt not to trust Apple's cloud & their easily cracked accounts by now, then it's their own fault they are having their IPhone pix hacked, & we are free to enjoy them. Buy a Samsung instead.

NB - Having now gone to look, I cannot see the pic I refer to in any of the leak posts. End of matter.

[Riley Owain]

Originally Posted by scoundrel

Not only is it wrong on general principles, it is specifically forbidden in VEF Forum Rules.


On a number of occasions we have banned members for doing this, particularly when they are acting out of malice. Sometimes former partners or merely men whose advances were spurned will react by trying to post such things on the web: IMHO such people are scum on whom I wish ceaseless wretched and humiliating misfortune. Sometimes it is blackmail or the actions of thieves and burglars wanting to flaunt a trophy: the Pamela Anderson boat video was stolen from her home by burglars as I recall. Again, I wish eternal finrot on all their goldfish.

Even on a porn forum one can still have some class and some sense of common decency.

Well than something should probably be done here
http://vintage-erotica-forum.com/t28...a-benoist.html

[otokonomidori]

Originally Posted by scoundrel

we have banned members for doing this, particularly when they are acting out of malice. Sometimes former partners or merely men whose advances were spurned

Have jilted members posted stuff on here featuring saucy snaps of the woman [or man] who told them to bugger off?

I suppose not - they'd just be subjected to endless taunting from the likes of me .