^ You certainly can complain about futanari work not drawn as nice as it should be, or it missing something, or maybe even the dick should be grown on the other girl instead of portrayed in work.
But you're complaining about the existence of futanari under a futanari comic. You saw the futa tag, decided you do not like it but nevertheless fine to went along with it. And then you read the work and decided it's not and decided to let everyone (who's likely enjoying futa works) know you have problem with futa... Why, even?
My question was of a general nature, not limited to my actual posts themselves.
And to be clear, so you can't just frame it in your prefered narrative, the work itself was NOT just futanari. It was a compilation of art where MOST were not futanari related at all. Indeed, it was merely tagged on in individual pictures.
And no, I will not quietly let you attempt to make it seem like one can only discuss a tag in a way that is positive towards the tag itself being in the work, just with different tastes on how it is integrated. That is too convenient for you.
Trying to veil complaints about futanari content as valid criticisms is still complaining works that are properly tagged as such. You're trying to split hairs over being against an author choosing to depict futanari content or something close to it. Either way it is tagged as such, and continuing to complain about it is breaking rule 10. You've been told to drop it already; if you disagree still, you can leave through your volition or ours.
So instead of actually engaging with my question, in the thread about explaining rules and questions, you choose to threaten me? Is this what the moderation on this site has stooped to?
Not even considering that perhaps it is the rule that is badly worded or thought out and instead blindly enforcing it at the convenience of whatever you prefer... that is indeed a slippery slope.
I am not splitting hairs, this is a fundamental issue that should be considered. I am well aware why this rule was added. It's because the mods got tired of people complaining about het works being added to the site on het releases. This was an inevitable consequence of pushing het content on what is universally perceived as a yuri site and I think giving yourself a nuke button in response to the majority telling you their opinion was probably the laziest solution.
But this is not the same thing.
One of your mods used this rule to pretend that me giving contra to someone saying that the character would totally do something related to the tag is not allowed.
The poster I replied to just before this has repeatedly tried to push the narrative that one cannot say anything negative about the inclusion of a tag or topic despite it being completely normal to engage with the content of a work in such ways.
This is the kind of culture you are fostering.
Let's use a different example. You got a work that is tagged both comedy and drama. I make a post about how I really love the comedy, but hate the drama of the work. Now you come along and tell me that it was tagged drama, so I have no right to say I dislike drama. Even though my comment simply engaged with the work, both positive and negative, you are resorting to shutting down everything unilaterally.
I find it concerning that this is not obviously a bad look to so many people here.
