[GapBoyPCS]

Although the picture was creative, material like that doesn't fly on publicly accessible website, unless there are disclaimers that the person accessing the site accepts to see nude images that will not offend them. There is nothing on FocalJet with such a condition. As a result, someone like a curious Focus owner, friend, a child, or a casual websurfer could come across that picture and think it is porn (yes, there are some simple people who will think that--mainly because of the naked woman). A lot of headaches for the owners of the site AND the person who created the image can be raised just from one complaint.

Images similar in nature can get people into trouble if they receive them at work. Most larger corporations and institutions have various Codes of Ethics and such that will cause headaches, just because of a small, naked woman, that was up on your screen AND logged on the work servers.

This might sound like overkill on being politically correct, being a good cyber citizen and such, but remember any one of you, the user, voluntarily joins a forum (like FocalJet, FocusCanada, etc.) and thus is bounded by the rules set by whoever owns the site. Break the rules and get reprimanded and/or booted. You can still interact with a lot of other Focus owners across North America on the various Focus forums, but you do so within the confines of these rules.

Now it's time to figure out some wiring... B)