Should Google Censor Lively Rooms?

Google's new Lively 3D virtual chat system (The Raw Feed has it's own Lively room here), is different from Second Life in many ways, and one of them is CENSORSHIP. While pretty much anything goes in Second Life, Google has very strict and specific "community guidelines" designed to make sure Lively is more like Disneyland and less like Vegas. The challenge is this: Lively is ideal for promoting cybersex. Any porn site can create a sexually suggestive room title, then use Google's tools to put porn images linked to the site inside. After launching last week, Google removed the ability of users to put any picture or embed any link into room objects, which makes it harder to use Lively to promote online sex sites, but also destroys the main benefit for people who want to use Lively for social networking or business. So what do you think? Should Google turn these features on, so to speak? Or keep them off, which would erode the value for both porn sites and social networking users?