While reading a news article I was forced to read the following ad (it interrupted the flow of the article).
The ad features an attractive young woman in front of a laptop wearing a t-shirt with “I’m a HOTSPOT” written across her breasts.
While there’s nothing inherently wrong with people drawing attention to intimate parts of their bodies, inviting you to read messages scrawled across them, where I hesitate is when the message carries a double-entendre.
What’s ironic: this ad appeared in an article on a website owned and operated by the Deseret News, which is owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (a Christian religion which teaches chastity and values the sanctity of womanhood).
Though it is not realistic for a website to pre-screen all ads that it runs, one would imagine that a Church-owned newspaper would have a slightly higher bar.