I will try to be constructive about this, if you take offense to it please talk to me about it rather than taking some kind of "retribution".

Steem has the potential to be a creative community filled with a variety of original content that brings value to many different audiences. Even the NSFW tag has it's place in this community.

Recently there has been a flood of shitposts. What is a "shitpost"? Well I made light of it here https://steemit.com/steemingshit/@timeshiftarts/this-is-a-shitpost

While it's kinda cool to share "selfies" and such that you found on the internet, the fact is you are not the creator or owner of the content. You found it on the internet. If the content did not say that it was in the public domain, or you were not specifically given permission to post it, then you should not post it.

"Why the fuck does it matter?" You might ask ...
I talked a little about that here;
https://steemit.com/steemit/@timeshiftarts/copyright-attribution-what-it-is-and-why-should-i-care

"Ok, but these aren't pro's or sites that earn money ... it's just copypasta porn!" You say ...

Well, yes and no.
The girl likely shared the photo on her own social media, or PRIVATELY with people she thought she could trust. It's HER photo! If you didn't ask her to post it or pay her for the image, you have no right to it.

If I had a picture of your dick and shared it to make myself a little money would you be cool with that?

"What the fuck man? I'm just trying to make some money!" You say ...
Fuckin' bitchin' dude! Make that money! Talk to some cam girls, get an affiliate account with MET-ART and share that shit, work out a gig with photographers, post original shit that you have permission to post and get you some.

Yeah, the "power users" don't always try to help when they see abuse, they see so much of it that posting suggestions for improvement gets tiresome. I'm sorry that upsets you, but let's not take it out on whole fucking groups of people that are just trying to make Steemit a good thing, yeah?