Yoko Littner Avvy?
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As Attorney General, I would say it is highly unlikely to be an issue under Europeian law. The only legal standard that I can see potentially being relevant is:
I would not expect a Yoko Littner avatar to meet that standard. However, as others have said, it depends on the specific picture.
The administrative standard in this area is likely higher. The relevant parts of the ToU are:
I can't speak for the admin team as a whole, particularly in the absence of a specific image to consider, but I would again doubt that a Yoko Littner avatar would be problematic.
I'm always happy to provide opinions on particular avatars to anyone who requests it. I would also note that both the admins and the Europeian legal system have a long-standing policy of notifying members of minor infractions and giving them an opportunity to correct the behavior. Prosecution and administrative enforcement are typically reserved for serious violation or instances where the infringer refuses to alter his or her behavior. In short, a long as one uses common sense and use avatars in a good faith belief that they aren't violating, there shouldn't be a problem with either the admin team of the legal system.
I would not expect a Yoko Littner avatar to meet that standard. However, as others have said, it depends on the specific picture.
The administrative standard in this area is likely higher. The relevant parts of the ToU are:
I can't speak for the admin team as a whole, particularly in the absence of a specific image to consider, but I would again doubt that a Yoko Littner avatar would be problematic.
I'm always happy to provide opinions on particular avatars to anyone who requests it. I would also note that both the admins and the Europeian legal system have a long-standing policy of notifying members of minor infractions and giving them an opportunity to correct the behavior. Prosecution and administrative enforcement are typically reserved for serious violation or instances where the infringer refuses to alter his or her behavior. In short, a long as one uses common sense and use avatars in a good faith belief that they aren't violating, there shouldn't be a problem with either the admin team of the legal system.
