cocoanuts

Thanks for the very good summary.

Given the complexity and sensitivity of this topic, I would like to respectfully inquire about the classification of avatars in Second Life. It's important to ensure clarity and fairness for all users, and I'm hoping to gain insights that can help maintain a positive experience for everyone in the community. "In the context of Second Life, there seems to be ambiguity surrounding what constitutes a 'Child Avatar.' Specifically, I'm curious about the status of anime avatars, particularly those using M4 anime/ASR AOEN, who are adults. Are they considered Child Avatars? Additionally, what about users who adopt realistic avatars, like LeLUTKA's head, and customize them into cute Japanese/Korean lolita avatars, while still being mature in height and proportions? Given that height or gender alone aren't sufficient grounds for Governance action, where do the boundaries lie for what's considered a Child Avatar? Furthermore, what should users do if their avatar is reported as a Child Avatar, despite being an adult? For instance, if someone is using a cute lolita avatar with a Japanese/Korean influence, and they're in an adult setting engaging in adult activities, how should they handle reports from passersby who might misunderstand the context? Moreover, does residing in an adult sim or having adult-themed furniture in one's home increase the likelihood of being reported as a Child Avatar, even if the user is an adult? How can users navigate these situations to avoid unwarranted bans or reports?" Please clearly state the definition of a child avatar." This is how we portray children's avatars" and then give examples of avatars like "toddledoo, TotsiTeen, Tweenster".