So it's okay for some people to do it?

Hi there. I've been meaning to post here, just want to try and get together ideas and such. Since there are so many fashion blogs any more, I've been doing more watching than writing.

But seriously Google aka Blogger, I saw Tavi Gevinson's birthday post. While I'm not one who is for the trend of magazines and adverts needing to have topless and nude models (because I'm one who wants to see clothing and design thank you), I did not think that the photo was over the top or OMG SHE'S NAKED ON MY INTERNET! (it wasn't Tavi in the photo as one blog out there claimed)

I've seen way worse on very public sites. Not that I've gone looking for it but there are enough trolls and pron out there one can not help but accidently run across it from time to time.

Honestly, it wasn't an offensive photo. Blogger acting like this is like someone's granny getting in a twist because they found your school art book and darn it if there isn't photos of naked classical statues in it.

Given the number of people who have spoken against Ms. Gevinson, I'm sure someone was just looking for an excuse to complain to Blogger. And Blogger needed to be consistant has blocked Tavi's blog. Now I hope that they and she can come to an understanding and this whole thing be over with before it ends up making Blogger look like they are wearing granny pants.

Because Blogger is a really stable platform for blogging and I would hate to see this turn into something it never was. Blogger, pull up those granny pants and be the bigger person. 'kay?

eta: Thank you Google/Blogger for putting StyleRookie back on-line.