I have to agree as well, Ebay is taking 
responsiblity on the auctions on adult stuff and 
I'm glad they are. Just you didn't get what I was 
saying. I mentioned the culture as an "example" 
(NOT that Ebay should let it go and do nothing 
about it-because that's the way the culture is:) 
to people not liking that stuff; that the 
Japanese are a bit different with it and some 
people might be offended or think it is a sexual 
thing. Just used the culture as an "example" to 
say some people will be offended by it and want 
it off and some won't-so some auctions will be 
deleted. That's why I brought it up. NOT that 
Ebay should let people place anything up because 
it's a different culture. But they should go 
after the people who are for real breaking the 
rules, not the innocents like him. (Maybe I 
didn't word it right in my last post, gomen-
gomen, but tried to write my thoughts the best I 
can:) I'm glad someone is making it a bit safer 
out there for kids and taking action than let 
anyone come and see anything- (yet I think 
parents should do something too:) If they 
pursicute someone who was NOT selling adult 
stuff, then it's different story I think. They 
need to come up with solutions to make both sides 
happy. Just based on his facts that he wasn't 
doing anything wrong, then he has the right to be 
mad. They should have contacted him first and see 
what is up, investigate--but they seem never to 
contact the seller before taking the auction off. 
If they need to put up more detailed rules about 
it then-more power to them, rules are a good way 
to keep the order, and they should take auctions 
off that violate something, but he wasn't based 
on his POV. They should or if something is showy, 
talk to the seller before actually taking it off 
right away-to maybe get him to change something 
or cover or censor an area...? Or find out why. 
What is so hard for Ebay to do that? 
Communication I say. I'd understand Ebay's POV, 
but would have loved it they talked to me first 
about it before taking it off if I had a body 
part showing in a cel or something. And plus, 
this is a more than one time for him. He was 
selling just anime cels and stuff and Ebay did it 
anyway, without getting in touch with him first 
and talking about it, then seeing what can be 
done to make it better. Looks like someone is 
making his life a living Hell, and feel bad for 
him-glad, if he wants to switch to Yahoo, more 
power to him too! Maybe he'll start a revolution 
and everyone gets going on Yahoo? Never do 
know...? Heh, maybe I'll give it a try? *shrugs* 
Heh.  ^_^ They need to communicate with sellers 
on this and come up with another way to make it 
better. They might make bidders happy, but what 
about sellers? Don't we have a say before they 
wipe something out? Ebay is not perfect and might 
make a mistake too-they've done this before. If 
it's not hentai, then it goes to another 
category, if Ebay thinks it is, then they should 
talk to the seller about it, because based on 
cultural differences and aspects-of which both 
parties might see differently, they need to talk 
about it and sellers might not have a problem 
with it, and Ebay does, then come up with a 
solution that will make things right for both 
seller and Ebay. ^^
PEACE~