Hi /r/PinkChocolate - it’s your mod here.

The community has grown *a lot* since I took over and, it seems that /r/PinkChocolate may have outgrown the simple “be chocolate” and “show pink” rules it was conceived with.

Historically, the subreddit has been focussed around black women - and based on the pattern of reports coming in, there’s certainly a fair amount of users that feel it should strictly stay that way. Many posters, however, seem to have a more liberal interpretation of what “chocolate” means. While this is certainly in part due to spam-like activity by some posters promoting their content, I do think there’s a subsection of users that genuinely believe they fit the subreddit.

I’m not interested in implementing a “you must be this dark to go on this ride” kind of rule, and generally try to stay out of making judgment calls on whether a user is chocolate or not (unless exceedingly obvious) - I tend to await reports to guide decision making in this regard.

So, my question is this: should /r/PinkChocolate narrow its rules to allow only black women?

Or should /r/PinkChocolate widen its rules to allow women with any skin tone darker than tan? If yes, what kind of rules to ensure fidelity with the spirit of the subreddit, without possibly discriminating against users, should /r/PinkChocolate implement? And also, if yes, do you feel that this means /r/PinkChocolate loses its niche and becomes another generic pussy-spreading subreddit?

Very interested in your feedback! Please provide thoughts and answers in the comments and respond to the poll below! I’ll consider the poll, and also the most strongly upvoted answers when looking to revise the rules in the near future.

Hi all,

Friendly reminder that posts must include visible pink (i.e., a spread or otherwise open pussy) on dark skin, else they will be removed. Repeat offenders will be banned.