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"  Here is an illustration of two people having sex \u2014 an image which was deleted from the Cosmo Facebook page this week, citing a violation of the social network&amp;#039;s community standards. While the post has been swiped from Facebook forever, existing only in its private server of shame, an identical post went out on Twitter at the same time \u2014 embedded here in all its glory:    Saturday nights are for Cosmo\u2019s 8 hottest sex positions: http://t.co/nQZSU6mTM4 pic.twitter.com/R2FHInpFxH \u2014 Cosmopolitan (@Cosmopolitan) January 5, 2014   In the two years I&amp;#039;ve been manning Cosmo&amp;#039;s social channels I&amp;#039;ve posted thousands of stories to Facebook, and it will not surprise anyone familiar with this magazine to say that many of them have been about sex. Attaching a sexy photo is common practice for us. But apparently this specific image violates Facebook&amp;#039;s stance against pornographic content, which is repeated here:  Facebook has a strict policy against the sharing of pornographic content and any explicitly sexual content where a minor is involved. We also impose limitations on the display of nudity. We aspire to respect people&amp;#039;s right to share content of personal importance, whether those are photos of a sculpture like Michelangelo&amp;#039;s David or family photos of a child breastfeeding.  This illustration \u2014 with its intentionally smiley participants and cheerful colors \u2014 is very obviously a depcition of two people having sex. But is that the same thing as being pornographic? Of course Facebook has to have guidelines, but this is a cartoon. Cartoon sex. The drawing doesn&amp;#039;t even have nipples.  Maybe \u2014 despite this being 2014 \u2014 people are still freaked out by how women&amp;#039;s media covers sex. Meanwhile, look at what it takes to get Facebook to censor scarily mysogynistic content. In the few hours before Facebook pulled this photo, nearly 100,000 people clicked through to read the story, making it not only one of the most popular posts of the week but in Cosmo Facebook history. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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