@john555
Yes i know, you are talking about end points or outcome of a performance..not the stripping process.
It has nothing to do with an act ending with the model wearing waders in her performance, for instance.
If you want an explanation of Totem's definition of 'Full Nudity', it was prescribed as a card/clip tag category a long time ago when the owners percieved a European Strip Club notion of 'Full Nudity' to include shoes and maybe other things.
This certainly does not apply in many other regions of the world and as far as online Adult services go in Europe now , it no longer applies there also. In fact in webchat today one pays tokens for shoes to be put on. It is seen as a 'fetish' and has a price.
So 'Full Nudity' is bound up in the early card tagging system and because so many cards have been produced / catalogued since then, its true that Totem's card coding system cannot be back tracked & reworked to something different without having to deal with overwhelming prohibitive labour costs, interuptions, & delays vetting & changing everything. Enough downside possibly to break the company.
if you want the entire explanation search 'Full Nudity' in the Forums and you will find a wealth of explanation. If Totem could do everything from scratch again, in hindsight, I'm sure they would do it differently. The ostensible Tag names remain purely because of a legacy coding difficulty as far as I know.
@Chiksans, not a card 'rating' system per se...more of a card/clip agreed 'eroticism levels' coding standard.
Shheeesh, no wonder peeps get ***** ;-/
Btw, imho we also should avoid calling customer card Comments ~'Ratings". Maybe better to refer to them as ' Reviews'
yes we understand - but you should also understand that the label "full nudity" used by Totem is not a description of the card. It is just a name used for a level of eroticness. This has been explained many times here. It is, in my opinion, a poorly chosen name because it does ***** some users.
Which should be the new norm for all upcoming clips.
iStripper advertises 'bare feet' as Real Full Naked. Any card that is tagged as bare feet, the model fully unclads ultimately. Check it out, that is why I mentioned bare feet.
What about the girls who don't shave. Is it not fully nude unless their pubic hair is removed?
What about tatoos - do they need to remove them off as well? After all they are covering up certain parts of flesh.
The debate around fully nude can be somewhat pedantic I prefer a broad definition rather than a proscribed version.
Nay th@ Ok!!!
@john555 , where does this term 'real full nudity' and its acronym RFN actually come from? Does Totem really advertise using such terms?
It is an acronym
It is an acronym
Yes, I know it is an acronym. I even stated that it is an acronym in my question.
Well, to be pedantic RFN is not an acronym - it's an initialism. True acronyms are pronounable words like "radar" or "Nasa", but the distinction between the two is pretty well much ignored nowadays
@John555 - no I did not Google it, it is something I was taught many years ago.
Sorry, but I barely made it through grade 8 and was never taught such nuances as initialisms and acronyms.
It has also been verified by members here with far more prestige than I can ever hope to have that Full Nudity in the iStripper card descriptions list is an expression of erotic level only.
I can also gather from the previous statements made in this particular thread that the initialism RFN and its expansion Real Full Nudity are terms used by experts on the arts of exotic dancing and erotic entertainment who are in the iStripper membership.
It is therefore safe to assert that the terms Real Full Nudity and RFN are not in the Totem nomenclature, and there is nothing officially advertised claiming that such acts are part of the content.
My statement was for the benefit of any interested parties that might be reading these exchanges. It may convince those persons that you are chasing your own tail.
True acronyms are pronounable words like "radar" or "Nasa", but the distinction between the two is pretty well much ignored nowadays
This is particularly true within the US DOD where vowels are arbitrarily added to pronounce the unpronounceable.
@Number6 Haha, your examples make me laugh they are insane. I hope I do have some sanity left to explain what is full nudity to you
1) How do think you would get inside a shower for a bath?
2) After you jump inside a pool, exclude whatever that is soaked or affected by water. I mean remove everything that absorbs water.
3) How do you make love?
For all of the above, if not at least one of the above 3 points should give you a perception of what full nudity is. Guys I am 100% sane explaining what's full nudity to @Number6😀 😀 😆
I am sure they add words in some cases so that they can actually get an acronym.
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Words added to make them more user friendly
Level 1 - No Nudity
Level 2 - Topless
Level 3 - Nudity
Level 4 - Full Nudity
Level 5 - XXX
The Levels are more about Erotic Behavior, then just the Level of Undress.
Level 0 - What you would expect to see in a public place. Walking out in Public.
Level 1 - No Naked bits and nothing to sexually suggestive
Level 2 - anything that is more then Level 1, but not level 3
Level 3 - erotic activity that can not be seen in Level 2 , but is not Level 4
Level 4 - this level you might get a clear view of the inner lips, or arse spread open. But not enough to make it level 5
Level 5 - this is the highest level and usually means, some type of insertion happened.
One last quick question @john555
How would you classify the attached screenshot?
The girl (the lovely Sofie Lilith if anyone is interested) is completely naked but is only showing her rather nice arse.
Just curious.
The level descriptions are more detailed than above, but none of them, require that the model be naked.@Wyldanimal That is why I think that the system is flawed and is my concern. Each one of the levels should have a sub category that says 'Real Full Nudity', 'Full Nudity', 'Nudity', 'Partial Nudity' etc.
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