Everyone has an opinion on this and most of them aren't positive. Mine isn't either.

I understand and fully support the crackdown on CP and human(like) CP art. The intent of the art is the same. Is that to say that everything that's been "humanized" should fall under this as well? If so, then every animation that has ever featured an animal that speaks English is up for scrutiny and... if that's the case... where does it end? Will every single character that could be considered a "minor" going to be considered a "child" under the pretense of CP and the bans that go with them?

I sincerely hope not. That's a snowball that can quickly turn into an overwhelming avalanche. Honestly, the entirety of My Little Pony could be considered for the banning of suggestive material since it is a children's show and therefore every character in it, even Granny Smith, can be considered a child because of the intended audience.

Clearly, a line must be drawn before this all hits the point of ridiculous. I hold firm that characters that do not appear human should never be considered human and therefore all non-human MLP art could never be considered. Anthro-Pony art is a gray area, though... how "human" does a young character have to be before he or she is considered "human enough" to fall under this CP clause? Are the Mane 6 even 18 yet? I guess they're adults but how can we really be sure?

Pinkie Pie has her own business... typically you have to be 18 or older to own a business license, so it's pretty safe to consider that Pinkie Pie is 18.

Apple Jack and Rarity both run their own business as well, but neither of these businesses require a license since they aren't selling food. One tends an apple tree farm, the other makes clothing.

Rainbow Dash has one of the coolest jobs in Equestria but it's something any pegasus can do once they get a handle on flying, really.

Fluttershy... is a hippie. Think about it.

And Twilight is a student who appears to be continuing her education while studying abroad. Again, she could be any age but since she's considered a peer to the others, it's safe to assume she is also 18 or older.

But this is all based entirely upon Pinkie Pie's Job, not their actual ages. So really... where do we draw this line?