Rules on Vore content?

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Aqualis64

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So, recently someone uploaded a chapter to a story I'm moderating on that included Vore content. I chose to interpret the rules on "Gore" to also include "Vore" but for the sake of curiosity and future moderations, I'd like some more clarification on that.
 
Vore can be allowed if it's written fairly conservatively. It should be lightly detailed and not disturbing to read. Additionally, vore is often depicted as the victim being swallowed whole without any harm being done to anyone involved; if this is the case, then it's not technically violent in the first place (provided the victim does not consequently die, such as from asphyxiation).
 
insertnamehere said:
Additionally, vore is often depicted as the victim being swallowed whole without any harm being done to anyone involved; if this is the case, then it's not technically violent in the first place (provided the victim does not consequently die, such as from asphyxiation).
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The problem with vore is that it often involves death in some way. Either asphyxiation or digestion. It's rare for a vore scene to conclude with the person being vored being spat back out or... *ahem* passing through the bowels unharmed
 
Hey, I'm the person that made the chapter I have a question.

Would it be okay if the prey reforms after succumbing to digestion? That is one of my favorite things in vore and the only reason I allowed fatal in the chapter was because I know that the majority of people prefer fatal.

Also just to be extra clear I'm thinking of a smooth transition between alive within their body and 'alive' as a ghost/soul that can reform itself after/during the digestion of their body, so basically no actual death excluding falling asleep.

Also I prefer non painful/graphic digestion anyway unless the opposite fits the scenario well. Would this be okay?
 
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merkros said:
The problem with vore is that it often involves death in some way. Either asphyxiation or digestion. It's rare for a vore scene to conclude with the person being vored being spat back out or... *ahem* passing through the bowels unharmed
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As far as I can tell from reading stories on this site stuff as extreme as fatal vore, hard vore, and graphic digestion are actually allowed from a few of the stories I've seen. That doesn't mean that it's allowed, but it seems to imply that they aren't enforced at all.

I don't actually intend to do any of this, but it seems like if the extremes are okay then what I want will be okay.
 
Human169 said:
Also just to be extra clear I'm thinking of a smooth transition between alive within their body and 'alive' as a ghost/soul that can reform itself after/during the digestion of their body, so basically no actual death excluding falling asleep.
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That might depend on how it is described. Changing the form when being inside the other person's body is usually no problem.
The character must still be alive.

Human169 said:
As far as I can tell from reading stories on this site stuff as extreme as fatal vore, hard vore, and graphic digestion are actually allowed from a few of the stories I've seen. That doesn't mean that it's allowed, but it seems to imply that they aren't enforced at all.
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gene.sis said:
That might depend on how it is described. Changing the form when being inside the other person's body is usually no problem.
The character must still be alive. If you see such content, please use the report button.
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Okay so, what I mean by reform is to respawn or regrow the body. The character transitions from being alive with minimal pain from digestion to being a ghost that can create a fresh body easily.

I don't see a ghost as a dead person more like a person that is without a body at the moment (like astral projection)

I've seen titles involving ghosts before, so it appears to be allowed.

Also I don't plan on using asphyxiation at all
 
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