There needs to be a "Nudity" or "Pornography" tag that users can correctly block. I don't want to block NSFW content, but I also don't want to be absolutely slammed with NSFW content on my main feed. I used this during down ltime at work.
this post was submitted on 16 Jul 2023
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This was always such a huge complaint on Reddit that Iβm incredibly surprised it wasnβt done here at the beginning.
Maybe Iβve found what Iβll do for my first PR
If you do this, you will be my hero
There is definitely a feature request already in github for tagging. I'm sure they would love the help
Yeah I think there needs to be a separate tag for porn vs. other NSFW content and then allowing the users the ability to block just one or the other if they so desire.
To expand on this it'd be sweet to have blockable or subcribable tags on communities for anything from anime to zombies to whatever weird thing that piques your fancy.
I have run across two or three instances of federated content from LemmyNSFW not correctly showing up as being tagged nsfw when viewed from Lemmy.world. The one time I actually did some investigation, I found the post was correctly tagged as nsfw when browsing LemmyNSFW directly.
My assumption was that the post might have been created without the tag, but was edited to include the tag later, but that the edit may not have replicated across federation. Maybe if no other content is changed it doesn't correctly populate the edited tag? Just a guess.
That's upsettingly plausible. Ugh.
At least it would be pretty easy to test out.
I recommend the android client "Liftoff" because of the amazingly useful "nerd stuff" menu item for posts. After actioning on "nerd stuff" for a post, choose "tap to show" post details and you can see the under-the-hood nsfw flag setting for that specific post.
Seems to be working on my end!
Same. Everything from LemmyNSFW.com shows up as NSFW on my feed.
Same here, everything seems to be tagged correctly.
Same here, as far as Iβve noticed. Maybe some client not honoring the tag properly? Or some misconfiguration: I know at least one of the clients Iβve tried (canβt remember which) has the option to blur nsfw content or not.
It certainly could be a client thing, but I'm betting it's a federation problem. Some kind of bug that's hard to trace.
Maybe we can get a feature to allow screenshots/images to be attached to reports in the future to help you troubleshoot this.
I've seen some posts in the past not tagged, and it's most noticeable when I have NSFW posts set to blur; and I'll get that one stray post that doesn't show up as blurred and is missing the NSFW tag. So far, it's only happened twice in about a month. Granted, the first time it was the same user posting the same image in multiple communities, and I'm pretty sure they just weren't tagging the post correctly.
The vast majority is tagged correctly, but I have run through the occasional unblurred post that doesn't show up as tagged correctly on my end.
I just wish I could block everything from LemmyNSFW.com, so I don't get bombarded with porn. I do want to see some other NSFW stuff
Here's a post I got one of these reports on. Can someone from .world check? NSFW, obvi.
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