On the Moderation of Comments

New comments policy at work here, because the online Viagra peddlers have somehow discovered this tiny tiny corner of the Internet, and we can't have that, the irony is just too rich.

For now, anonymous comments have been disabled and all new comments will be moderated by your humble blogger.

Yay me!

Sometime during the last 24 hours, this humble blog received its 50,000th visit since its inception back in January this year. Not absolute unique visitors though, that is hovering somewhere around 27,000 or so. I don't know which metric is more important. Dammit Jim, I'm a web designer not an SEO specialist.

Still, I'm pretty happy though. Yay me! And yay you! All you 27,000 or so dirty-minded giantess/shrunken men fans.

Ch-ch-ch-changes

I've just discovered that Blogger will let me flag the entire blog as adult-content, so that everyone who visits will have to go through a confirmation interstitial first. This means that I can get rid of those "Continue reading..." links for R-rated content. Yay! I'll be removing them from all my old posts shortly.

I'm also thinking of switching image hosts, because the stability of imagevenue has been a bit underwhelming, and also because the Blogger image host (Picasa) can support larger thumbnails, which I'm interested in using for my posts that do not contain text. The only thing is that I think Picasa is a lot stricter with its content enforcement, so that could be a problem. If I do decide to switch though, it will happen behind the scenes.

Updates

Sometimes, after repeated viewings, I become dissatisfied with a collage and I will go back and fix some things in the image. If that image has already been uploaded to this blog, then I will re-upload it to the same post and add a short writeup. I'll also label that post with the Updated label, which you'll be able to find in the list of labels in the right-hand column.

Bubble Bath

Update: I'm no longer using the "Continue reading..." links since Blogger allows me to flag the whole blog as adults-only. June 3, 2008.

If I post an image that I consider NSFW, I will hide the image behind a "Continue reading this post...." link. This is of course going on the assumption that browsing for photo collages of giant women and diminutive men is safe at your workplace; if it isn't, then you shouldn't be coming here while at work anyway....

All posts with such content will be also be labeled R-Rated, and you can browse all such posts using this link. The same goes for a post consisting of a series of pictures that follow a theme, but with one or two that are NSFW. If that's the case, only the racy ones will go behind the link.

Strictly speaking though, I guess this image really isn't R-rated since even the slightly naughty bits are all hidden by soap suds, but I figure, better safe than sorry. For those of you who are disappointed because you were looking for something to really get your blood running, don't worry, I've got much more explicit pictures in the pipeline.

In the original, again, the woman was looking straight at the camera. I like her looking down at him more. There's more sexual tension, I think, and she looks like she's almost daring him to engage in some delicious misbehavior.