I kind of like Sunshine Dreamer's thought there. A nice thing about the, err, sexually explicit creatures is that they are all completely useless. Natural selection would deal with them very quickly.
Wouldn't it be awesome, though, to stumble upon a planet full of strange, shrieking two-bodied monsters... and then blast them to pieces?
Trouble is, that would probably be happening very, very frequently...
An issue that springs to mind with filtering sexual content (a worthy cause) is the possibility that other things get filtered, too. For example, no more Mario space ships! If EA sets up the infrastructure to filter stuff, they will then be obligated to filter what those copyright holders demand unless they have a very good reason not to. Before, they would probably willingly accept that it's the fault of whoever made the content in the first place and really out of EA's control.
Wouldn't it be awesome, though, to stumble upon a planet full of strange, shrieking two-bodied monsters... and then blast them to pieces?
Trouble is, that would probably be happening very, very frequently...
An issue that springs to mind with filtering sexual content (a worthy cause) is the possibility that other things get filtered, too. For example, no more Mario space ships! If EA sets up the infrastructure to filter stuff, they will then be obligated to filter what those copyright holders demand unless they have a very good reason not to. Before, they would probably willingly accept that it's the fault of whoever made the content in the first place and really out of EA's control.