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With the introduction of IMVU music, came a whole host of other problems. Cumbersome restrictions, such as limits to amount of artist/albums per mix, can only play alone and so on, but one thing I've noticed that surpasses all of them is the absolutely poor job of rating things in the music store. I got a freebie song awhile ago. The clean version of Robot by KRS-One that was re-rated into an access pass only song even though it's the clean version. Yet, I've seen songs that have blatantly nude album art, profanity, and other obscenities in both the lyrics, song titles, and so on, that are rated as General Audience. If you are going to force us to use this music system by restricting the submission of new products with audio to only 20 seconds, I think it's fair you at least properly regulate things. -Edit, afterthought addition- Or give us the ability to flag the content that is blatantly inappropriate like we can with catalog items. That would work as well.
