Obleka Morale

1) Morality (Latin: moralis – concerning customs) is one of the main ways of normative regulation of human actions. Morality encompasses moral views and feelings, life orientations and principles, goals and motives of actions and relationships, drawing a line between good and evil, conscience and unconscionableness, honor and dishonor, justice and injustice, normality and abnormality, mercy and cruelty.

2) Ethics (Greek: ἠθικόν, from Ancient Greek: ἦθος – ethos, "character, custom") is the study of the root causes of morality. Ethics is a doctrine about morality and ethics.

We have already clarified the terms, and I don't see the point in copying definitions, as we can open a book or Wikipedia ourselves.
Morality is a very slippery concept, and that's why I felt it was necessary to start the topic with my understanding of these words, so that it is clear from what position I am looking at the situation.

And I understand that your standards are much lower.

Lower than what? Lower than yours? But this is a comparison with one's own values. Is the moderator resorting to extreme measures, closing the topic based solely on his own ideas of moral norms? Discussing erotica is not immoral, but contempt for those around you clearly shows a person's level.

a society with a high level of morality and ethics.

This is a society that understands and respects those around it, fairly assesses people, has a clear understanding of good and evil, and has principles and goals worthy of emulation, and not one where people don't make crude jokes or talk about "low" things. And it is a society that respects the freedom of others. Many humanists wrote about prostitution, and not only condemned it; I won't even mention erotica.
There is nothing criminal about this, and it does not harm anyone, unlike the rude and tactless actions of the administration, based on its own system of moral values, and not even on the rules of the forum.
In reality, these topics are not important to anyone, and no one would pay attention to them if it were not for such rude actions.

p.s.
We are now discussing morality and ethics, and whether a moderator can prohibit something based solely on his own norms, so let's not switch to discussing the actions of the administration as a whole.