Keep explicit images out or in a subsection?
Posted: Mon Oct 21, 2013 4:53 pm
I might be somewhat unique (but I might not) that I consider this forum to be generally safe-for-work. Assuming you're free to do personal browsing at some point, I don't see this should be any less sfw than any discussion forum (your workplace will clearly vary). In either case, I think it's clear that the intention of this forum isn't as a pornography hub and I am very thankful that such a place exists.
As such I would suggest that if it's believed that explicit images should be allowed to be posted here that they be allowed only in a particular subsforum so that one need not be reading a topical discussion only to to have a large photo of pornography show up on the screen.
Believe me in saying I DON'T MIND PORN! But I think we all know how to get it if we want it and being able to read discussion without being too concerned about who might catch a peripheral glance of a gaping butthole is better for everyone, I'd think.
If it's an issue of any contention, I withdraw my suggestion as I'm just a new person here making an observation.
I've been reading the analonlylifestyle tumblr since it launched, as I've been using the analsexonly tumblr as sex warmup material since IT launched.
As such I would suggest that if it's believed that explicit images should be allowed to be posted here that they be allowed only in a particular subsforum so that one need not be reading a topical discussion only to to have a large photo of pornography show up on the screen.
Believe me in saying I DON'T MIND PORN! But I think we all know how to get it if we want it and being able to read discussion without being too concerned about who might catch a peripheral glance of a gaping butthole is better for everyone, I'd think.
If it's an issue of any contention, I withdraw my suggestion as I'm just a new person here making an observation.
I've been reading the analonlylifestyle tumblr since it launched, as I've been using the analsexonly tumblr as sex warmup material since IT launched.
