>>136562
That would be the reasonable assumption, right? But it is just as reasonable to expect clear rules to be well-thought out, there have to be more thorough internal guidelines for this stuff or at least some sort of consensus among the team, that they only had to put to words. As it is, it couldn't have been phrased more confusing. That part could have been lumped with another point and left intentionally vague - as again, there's vague and there's confusing.
And it's not even just that, there's also the question of whether this applies only here or the same rules apply to >>>/b/ and >>>/kemono/ . Think. Plan ahead.
Furthermore, if they didn't want to have this blown out of proportion, this shouldn't even have been its own thread but a footnote in the metathread and a few more randomly formatted lines on the rules page. Literally, just drop a mention as a footnote there, wait a day or two then start spoilering. But no, we'll make this the hottest thread on the board.
From a personal perspective, having been put up against the wall along with the types of people who post stuff like >>136208 will only make me bond with them over the same cause of freedom of speech, because the OP makes it seem like we are the same.