no. 4 , you are indifferent.. and yet you seem to be confident that those pics should not be there.. are u really indifferent?.. it is tough to stake a stance for indifferent issues.. but i see a lot of passion in ur defense of those who feel embarassed by the pics! seems u have a habit of misusing the words "nude" (okay, you rephrased it to 'semi-nude' but again tried to argue that the pics could stiill be cosnidered nude???) , "user-friendly", and now "indifferent" and using diconnected logic to justify your arguement (read ur first blog entry on this thread.. maybe u will find the irregularity in ur logic).. no wonder you could not understand the last few sentences.. they should not be forcefully removed for a simple reason of freedom of expression.. sajha is in privately owned.. whoever runs it should have all the creative control.. it is well within his/her right to put and publish whatever he/she wants.. ofcourse there is no porn in sajha..just like u would want to support those who want to control the freedom of expression and information in sajha, i support those who are against such restrictions.. nepali society is restrictive to a greater extent.. even the laws are.. but cyber space is different.. although there is censorship here, removing those pics on the grounds that a handful of people find those images embarassing would be indeed embarassing to all of us who consider ourself to be free and progressive. ofcourse it would be nice to have your support but u can always disagree. as i see it, i already have a lot of people agreeing with me.