Lets see...Tangled's article was nowhere near as explicit as yours.  She wrote more about how it made her feel emotionally that the mechanical aspect of it.  Yours was basically a step by step account of the act itself. 

You were warned before about marking your articles 'adult content', and you chose to ignore that warning.  This is a free site, in case you hadn't noticed.  Draginol lets us blog here out of the goodness of his heart....he pays to run this site out of his own pocket.  Don't bite the hand that feeds you.

If you think that it's so unfair and biased here, there are plenty of other blog sites that I'm sure you'd find more to your liking.  Blogspot in particular, there are some people over there that I think you'd feel right at home with.

Tangled Wishes article was written before the adult content feature was made.  Her article was not in the forums for quite some time until you responded to it, which brought it up.  If I had "double standards" as you claim, I would have hid yours and left hers be.  If you notice, since the feature is there, she marks things as appropriate.

If you don't want articles moderated, don't post them to the forums. You may also want to observe this site a bit more before you start crying foul at everything.

Are you serious?  You can't even comprehend the difference between: 1) us asking you, with a new article, after you have been told over and over and over to mark such material as adult content and not doing it, and 2) an old article that was posted before the feature was there.  We then took both off the forums at the same time.  You then post an article of "double standards" but then flip flopped and say "i understand that the moderators are doing a great job...my aim was not to accuse the moderators or blame them" then flip flopped again and said "this was just to show that the moderators need to take extra care of such things as the site grows bigger".  And, to put icing on the cake, you linked this article to two articles that were removed from the forums, both which contained adult content.

We already explained the situation to you.  Why is that not enough?  Why can't you just blog by the rules and realize that there is stuff on here from the past before we had all the tools that we do now?  You also don't need to tell us how to do our jobs.  Trust me, we've raised online communities before.  People like you are usually short lived on a site like this.  You come in, post questionable material, then try to stir up trouble.  When the real community members don't put up with it, you'll leave.

Just follow the terms of use and don't worry about what others have done, OK?  Why is that such a difficult concept?