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Home › Inkbunny reconsiders 'no humans, no photos' policy

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GreenReaper — Mon 1 Nov 2010 - 23:57
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It wasn't that the owner was against such artwork, but concern over being arrested or thrown off AlertPay for selling it, or getting the site blacklisted in various countries for showing it. When art resembles life, things get tricky.

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