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If it could get me in trouble at work if someone saw it over my shoulder, it should be marked NSFW
That's fair. That's what initially made me mark them. I think my understanding of NSFW might be more stringent than most, as others have mentioned that users can always block the more graphic stuff if they think it would be an issue.
Nobody knows where you work.
Some people might work in places where a pride flag will get them in trouble, but that doesn't make it NSFW.
We're talking a run of the mill workplace... Obviously people won't expect something with a pride flag in it to be NSFW just because working with conservative morons would get you fired over it.
Painful to point out and obvious.
Isnt the majority of the world homophobic?
I mean, that is run of the mill in many areas. For instance, many US states.
They said 'me' not 'someone in an average workplace'.
Painful to point out and obvious.
Yes, the general rule would be avoiding scant clothing or nudity and also bloody gore for an average workplace.