Sometimes it wonders me: do people possibly not realize what happens in such videos? How to differ between a consenting animal or at
least freely staying animal and one forcibly brought in a situation where it shows clear distress?
Anyway, not able to change something which was there tens and hundreds of thousands of years ago as well.
The idea that a relatively small number of removed threads (I do not know what the actual number could be) a week would influence the number of fapheads on this forum is unfortunately ridiculous.
Oh, you got that wrong. I meant especially those ignorant fapheads which
upload those videos. And reupload them. Again and again ..
They will get a timeout or ban, which might(!) at least let them think some minutes about "why?!".
Surely it doesn't change the amount of viewers and lurkers which just surf and fap. On the other hand that's the reason why I am not for kicking or banning people which show "reactions" to videos. If they don't understand half of what they see, it's hardly adequate, as many see uploaded videos as something okay
due to being hosted / uploaded here, not due to their understanding of forced distressed animals.
Pissing off idiots .. they won't, probably. It is even for the biggest idiots no problem to find the media portals which host basically everything. Better way is if people gain some emotional reception for the animals well-being in the videos and learn how to differ. Independently from their own horny being.
A XenForo module which allows to ..notice all users which liked / reacted or answered in a thread with consent-free animal porn with a PM from the system, basically stating that the video got removed due to animal cruelty or mistreating, forced acts or comparable and as they wrote / reacted there and should check videos for clear signs of such handling due to following the forums rules, they get a two day off-time for the porn section sub categories (or locked down possibility to view/download specific file formats in the whole forum for that time span?) would probably do better than just "Kick! Ban!". They even get time to think about what they've watched at.