These are not just pictures hidden under a mattress. They are much more like the babe
calendar in the office, to use Joseph's apt example, and are a symbol of a prevalent 
mentality.

This is reflected in how editors are treated who complain. There is currently a discussion at
the Bukkake article about whether it is really necessary to have two almost identical images
portraying men ejaculating on a woman. A female editor, who first expressed reluctance to
even post there, because she suffered abuse from male editors in French Wikipedia in a
similar situation, in the end did post, saying:

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Bonjour, Goodmorning, the Illustration depicting the act of bukkake seems to me
inappropriate for a site serious as Wikipedia. The woman seems to have hands attachés
behind? Has when then the images of rapes the back. Wikipedia go to tolerate images
which degrade the women ? This image must be removed, thanks, merci 

---o0o---

A male editor responds:

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Looking at that image, I can't see any reason that someone would assume that the image
depicts that the woman has her hands tied. I see no rope or anything like that. So, if an
image makes one reader think that she could have her hands tied, and hands being tied is
not a necesary component to Bukkake, then we should not have an image that makes them
think that might be the case? That seems a stretch to me. She seems to merely have her
hands behind her back. Perhaps she is supporting her weight? Perhaps she is relaxing?

---o0o---

This is *excruciating*. He claims the right to invalidate her feelings, her views.

The same editor has now three times reverted the second bukkake image into the article,
edit-warring against two editors, despite the fact that four people on the talk page express a
preference for having just one (or none) of these images, vs. one in favour of having both
images; while he himself claims he is undecided as to whether the second image adds
value and is doing his reverts purely in the interest of "article stability".

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Bukkake&diff=prev&oldid=414458564

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bukkake&action=historysubmit&diff=414358243&oldid=414306312

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bukkake&action=historysubmit&diff=414364963&oldid=414363112

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bukkake&action=historysubmit&diff=414457841&oldid=414430776
(He claims the discussion has been running for four hours. It has run for a day and a half.)

This is atrocious. Are you surprised if women don't bother turning up for these discussions?

Andreas