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December 19, 2022

Comments with an verifiable e-mail are encouraged. However, in an interest to foster fair and reasonable discussions, any commenters that do not have a verifiable e-mail will continue to be flagged and reviewed by moderation, which means that any comments from readers with an unverified e-mail may not be approved immediately.

HOWEVER, effective at the time of this posting:

Even if a reader with an unverifiable e-mail has their initial comment approved, any subsequent comments will require a verified e-mail address; otherwise, these comments are subject to deletion regardless of value to the conversation.

Thanks for reading!

-Moderation

Forward for new readers!

September 28, 2018

 

Forest Hill discusses issues of childhood, childhood sexuality, abuse, and neglect. As such, this comic contains topics and elements not suitable for children, but at the same time, they are topics and elements they should be completely made aware of. Thus, I recommend Parental Guidance not just as a measure of whether the comic is suitable for a child to read, but whether it can also be a catalyst of discussion between parent and child. As such—while I do intend to artistically censor certain aspects—I have no intention to dumb down the topics, or talk down to the audience.

This comic contains nudity and sexual situations to various degrees. It is my intention to keep the comic informative and in a positive direction, so frontal nudity (including naughty bits) and depictions of sexual behaviors may be shown from time to time; however, sexual behaviors that are not generally considered socially positive, healthy, or acceptable will be artistically censored in some way, depending on the situation. As my readers come from various backgrounds, it is to be expected that people will have various definitions of what this means, but the general idea is that that the more violent these behaviors are, the more likely they are to be censored, but don’t expect things to censored entirely, as that would be a grave injustice and defy the message of the comic.

Regards,

-Campion