The Level of Explicitness can be thought of in Two Ways.
I think of it as Choice 1.
When I place a Check Next to a level, I expect to See At least that Level of Explicitness or slightly more.
The Second Choice is When you place a check mark, you Don't want the clip to Exceed that Level of Explicitness, but it could be less than the selected level.
Let me explain:
For Example.
A Full Nudity Clip.
With Choice 1, 99% of the clip can be nude, but there might be a 1 second glimpse of something a bit more explicit. It's still mostly Just Nude and I'm okay with that slight glimpse.
With Choice 2, that 1 second Glimpse, pushes it above Nude, so then It would have to be rated to the Explicit Level.
I only want to see Nude or less, and if there is a glimpse of something more explicit, I don't want to see it.
If you Select Full Nudity, it might be 99% is fully clothed, but she bends over with no knickers, and you see her bare bottom.
You might Select Explicit, but for the Most part, 99% of the clip could be just Nude with a 1 second glimpse of something explicit.
Currently Totem, for the Most part, is basing the Levels on Choice 2.
Anything Slightly More then the Selected Level, Pushes it to the Next level.
So your Check Marks Mean, I never want to see anything more explicit that what I selected, but its okay to see much less.
I would like to get a real idea from the members, on how they feel about what the check mark for the levels Mean.
Or what they expect that check mark to Mean.
When you select a Explicit level, do you expect Most of the Clip to Be that Level, or is it OK that only a small portion of the clip will be that level?
When you Check off a Level What does it Mean to you?
30 votes
It Means that I will Always See AT LEAST that Level of Explicit Content.
67%
It Means that I will Never see MORE then I selected, but it could be Less.
33%