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Am i missing out on anything other than porn by disabling NSFW on lemmy ?
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Some people use NSFW tags as spoiler tags, so possibly. There's also varying definitions of NSFW (language, news articles that might be upsetting, etc).
Agree, there needs to be more granularity with post tagging.
Best compromise I've found is using a Lemmy UI that will blur NSFW stuff and let you click to reveal it. You can also block porn instances / communities if you don't want to fight through those (browsing /all on many instances is a minefield of porn lol).
Yep but i think blocking instance level is shit as we will miss out on those users comments non porn posts etc.
Nope, it doesn't block user comments. See the linked quote info in other comments on this page
Nah, I blocked lemmynsfw awhile ago, and I still get comments from them. I've even seen one in this thread.