[quote author=SavageMonkey link=topic=10263.msg10413#msg10413 date=1177240599]
Hmm, I beg to differ. Seeing as Metacafe has a "family filter", and I personally know they host sexually explicit works, I'm sure your relatively tame piece would suit fine on there.
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That's what their "submission rules" state, but if you say so, it's well worth a try :)
Back to the film: I agreee with SavageMonkey. "Penetration" is fully coherent with the Disassociative manifesto, even in its banning from YT (re. "Obscenity"). It's hard to comment on the film's message without repeating the manifesto.
One thing about the manifesto itself, though: don't you think that these kinds of manifestoes are always destined to be shortly-lived? The moment they fulfill their goal, they become useless. Their strength lie more in their being "combative", fighting or denouncing a situation, but they rarely propose its substitute.
[quote author=SavageMonkey link=topic=10263.msg10413#msg10413 date=1177240599]
Hmm, I beg to differ. Seeing as Metacafe has a "family filter", and I personally know they host sexually explicit works, I'm sure your relatively tame piece would suit fine on there.
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That's what their "submission rules" state, but if you say so, it's well worth a try :)
Back to the film: I agreee with SavageMonkey. "Penetration" is fully coherent with the Disassociative manifesto, even in its banning from YT (re. "Obscenity"). It's hard to comment on the film's message without repeating the manifesto.
One thing about the manifesto itself, though: don't you think that these kinds of manifestoes are always destined to be shortly-lived? The moment they fulfill their goal, they become useless. Their strength lie more in their being "combative", fighting or denouncing a situation, but they rarely propose its substitute.