We have prepared a sample of the questionnaire in order for you to view the questions before you rate with RSACi. The questions that follow are in four different categories: nudity, sex, language and violence. You will be able to view the definitions in order to have a clearer understanding of the question. In this sample questionnaire you will NOT be able to select any answer. Please feel free to print out these pages if you need to share the information with the powers that be. After you have reviewed the questions and the terms and conditions we invite you to register your website.
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In order to determine the level of nudity, if any, in your content, please go through the checklist of very specific terms about how nudity is portrayed.
Definitions are provided for all terms that must be understood to make the determinations necessary to answer the questions. The definitions are highly specific and the objectivity of the labeling system depends on using them correctly.
Moving through the list below in order from top to bottom, please click the first button of the content descriptor that applies to your content. Does your content portray:
frontal nudity that qualifies as a provocative display of nudity frontal nudity partial nudity revealing attire
none of the above
In order to determine the level of sexual activity, if any, in your content, you will be asked to go through a checklist of very specific terms about how sex is portrayed.
Definitions are provided for all terms that must be understood to make the determinations necessary to answer the questions. The definitions are highly specific and the objectivity of the labeling system depends on using them correctly. You are urged to review the definitions before submitting your answer.
Moving through the list below in order from top to bottom, please click the first button of the content descriptor that applies to your content. Does your content portray:
sex crimes explicit sexual acts non-explicit sexual acts non-explicit sexual touching clothed sexual touching passionate kissing innocent kissing or romance
none of the above
In order to determine the appropriate advisory level for language, you will be asked to go through a checklist of very specific terms to determine whether or not your content contains language, expressions, images, portrayals, etc., which some viewers might potentially consider objectionable. The RSACi rating addresses two kinds of speech; ‘hate speech’ and ‘objectionable speech’; that is, language ranging from mild expletives or profanity to crude, vulgar, and obscene statements and gestures. You are urged to review the
Definitions before submitting your answer.
Moving through the list below in order from top to bottom, please click the first button of the content descriptor that applies to your content. Does your content portray:
crude, vulgar language explicit sexual references extreme hate speech epithets that advocate violence or harm against a person or group strong language obscene gestures hate speech or strong epithets against any person or group profanity moderate expletives non-sexual anatomical reference mild expletives mild terms for body functions slang
none of the above
In order to determine the level and type of violence, if any, in your content, you will be asked to go through a checklist of very specific terms about whether and how violence or its consequences are depicted.
Definitions are provided for all terms which you need to understand in order to make the determinations necessary to answer the questions. The definitions are highly specific, and the objectivity of the system depends on using them carefully and correctly. You are urged to review the Definitions before submitting your answer.
Moving through the list below in order from top to bottom, please click the first button of the content descriptor that applies to your content. Does your content portray:
wanton, gratuitous violence extreme blood and gore rape blood and gore intentional aggressive violence death to human beings the destruction of realistic objects with an implied social presence injury to human beings the death of non-human beings resulting from natural acts or accidents damage to or disappearance of realistic objects sports violence
none of the above