No you're an adult and so are your coworkers.
You can block anytning you want to not see
this post was submitted on 28 Feb 2025
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Perhaps it would help if you were to... say.... document cases of this. Perhaps a list and links to as many of these communities as you can point to. You know, to research and begin assessing.... the scale of the problem.... and maybe how to resolve it.
I block all anime and meme communities and never run into animated giant tits any more.
nsfwish
Yeah, I always think that more than a NSFW binary there should be three or maybe 4 options.
- Totally safe for work/public
- Suggestive
- Actively sexualised nudity
- Hardcore and/or very kinky
- Violence and gore
Maybe other folks would do it a bit differently, which is probably why we're stuck on the binary.
Some sites categorize SFW but skimpy stuff as "Suggestive" so they can be selectively filtered.
Categorise them as Nearly Safe For Work
We need Mastodon style tools so we can mute and block users and communities. Muting keywords and hashtags as well. I rarely see anything on Mastodon that I don't want to.
These are already a thing actually. I have many communities blocked because I simply don't have any interest in them. I also have the entire instance of lemmynsfw blocked too.
I have many communities blocked because I simply don't have any interest in them.
Lol. Yeah. I'm glad that perhaps every local sports team has a dedicated feed, but I still block them so I can browse all for interesting stuff more easily.
Local sports is most of my blocked communities lol
I switch to the Voyager app exactly to block communities and keywords. But I also need to block whole instances to be honest. Namely instances from countries I don't speak the language.
I agree, it annoys me too.
I've blocked few instances themselves, ani.social for example m
I've blocked so so many. It can be tiring
Lobby the mods of those communities to have and enforce rules defining what must be tagged NSFW.
Thanks for linking to this, it could indeed be a solution.
The RFC: https://github.com/Neshura87/rfcs/blob/main/0004-post-tags.md
TL;DR: a tag/flag system for posts is described in this RFC and being actively developed with a part 1 already merged and a part 2 in review. Tagging would only be possible for privileged users such as mods and admins so they can keep a sensical classification. So from there, we would need softcore communities' mods to agree to use a specific tag that we could filter out. That's still a lot of if, but it's a good step, with many other use cases.
Valid