Well, if anyone has tried to access the cuteandkinky.com website, they've no doubt noticed that our site is down.
Our webhosting company removed it, with no advance notice, for what they're calling a violation of their TOS - specifically, nudity.
Now, I could understand this if there were 'pink' shots all over the place, but there's nothing more salacious on there than a few shots showing half a nipple. Janet Jackson flashed more skin during the superbowl, for God's sake. It's not even full frontal nudity!
According to support, someone in admin took our site down, without going through abuse or any other proper channels. They're going to try to have it re activated by Monday, but can't 'promise anything'. In my opinion, they took it down because they objected to the content, not the images. Some tight ass found a site about girls who like spanking boys 'obscene' - never mind that, again, the average episode of 'Sex and the City' is more obscene than the wording on our site.
I don't even know if I *want* them to put it back up. I'm tempted to just pull the entire site and switch back to Affinity, who never gave me a second of bullshit in the three plus years I've hosted various sites with them. Telephone support was sympathetic, but said their hands are tied, and abuse and admin haven't even had the decency to return my numerous emails.
I'm pissed off, royally. Has anyone else ever dealt with this? Is removing a non adult site due to written content a violation of some sort of ammendment, or are hosts entitled to pull any site, with no notice, whenever they feel like it?
Dammit, if someone is going to screw me, the least they could do is leave the money on the bedside table...
-- Morgan
Our webhosting company removed it, with no advance notice, for what they're calling a violation of their TOS - specifically, nudity.
Now, I could understand this if there were 'pink' shots all over the place, but there's nothing more salacious on there than a few shots showing half a nipple. Janet Jackson flashed more skin during the superbowl, for God's sake. It's not even full frontal nudity!
According to support, someone in admin took our site down, without going through abuse or any other proper channels. They're going to try to have it re activated by Monday, but can't 'promise anything'. In my opinion, they took it down because they objected to the content, not the images. Some tight ass found a site about girls who like spanking boys 'obscene' - never mind that, again, the average episode of 'Sex and the City' is more obscene than the wording on our site.
I don't even know if I *want* them to put it back up. I'm tempted to just pull the entire site and switch back to Affinity, who never gave me a second of bullshit in the three plus years I've hosted various sites with them. Telephone support was sympathetic, but said their hands are tied, and abuse and admin haven't even had the decency to return my numerous emails.
I'm pissed off, royally. Has anyone else ever dealt with this? Is removing a non adult site due to written content a violation of some sort of ammendment, or are hosts entitled to pull any site, with no notice, whenever they feel like it?
Dammit, if someone is going to screw me, the least they could do is leave the money on the bedside table...
-- Morgan