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RE: You Want The Playboy Bunny and The Porn Star On SteemIt?

in #steemit8 years ago

To me, this place is either censored, or it is not. If Steemit is an uncensored forum, then it isn't reasonable to expect posters to self-censor out of respect for those who want to view the site at work or with family around. Porn is coming to Steemit, there just isn't any way around it.

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There are plenty of ways to allow for "sections" or places to view porn on "SteemIt" without putting it in everyone's face. :) I bet we will figure it out.

The fix is super-easy. I don't know why the Steemit admins haven't implemented it yet. All that needs to be done is add a checkbox to the posting form for adult content. Then a second checkbox in users settings to determine if the users want to see adult content. If a post is made with adult content and isn't tagged as such, it will be flagged by the users.

See my comment above - User configurable filtering based on also tagging by users - if the author sets it then it is locked that way, but other users can vote it nsfw and users set thresholds and image hiding functions.

Designating successors for accounts and potentially having child accounts are two definite needs, this would be a good step. Would be censors have to invest a lot of money to distort the threshold below the average user's definition.

Leaving this to flagging is worse than an optional filter. It is a natural extension of muting and low rep hiding. Sure if it is some nasty rotten.com style image, flag it, but a boob would not be nearly so nsfw, and simply being given a subjective rating for filter users... disable it and little is affected for those who don't mind seeing a little sometimes. Rankings allow users to set a threshold they define in the interface.

I'm actually not a fan at all of tagging content to suit the prudes and the parents. If a site is going to brand itself as an uncensored forum, then people get what they deserve if they browse it in a workplace that finds the content offensive. Neither is the site responsible for anyone's kids. If a parent allows their children to have unrestricted access to the internet, that is on the parents. It's not on me to shield their childrens' eyes from the things adults do.

I mostly agree, but I liked your checkbox solution. After that it is up to everyone to handle it. :)

Here is one suggestion.

This is a great suggestion! 😊 Then you would have the option to choose whether you want to look at "butts" or not!

People for a Butt free life! Kidding!

True but I certainly agree with you. I can't stomach a butt in the morning:)