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There actually are no triggering images. I guess they want trypophobics to be able to read it.
by khendron 7y ago
There actually are no triggering images. I guess they want trypophobics to be able to read it.
- maxander 7y agoPretty few would take the risk, I bet. It's an interesting problem- we have "trigger warnings" and "content warnings" but not "content all-clears."
- tokai 7y agoI have seen SFW used in that regard.
- Avamander 7y agoI'm actually surprised accessibility movements haven't standardized an HTML tag or a meta attribute that specifies that the site has certain phobia-inducing images. It would allow people with certain phobias to avoid seeing such images (e.g. images could be auto-blanked, text blurred).
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- hombre_fatal 7y agoYikes, the real horror is always in the comments.
- vagab0nd 7y agoNot even joking here, I got triggered by the "mosaic newsletter" animation half way through the article and I had to close the article. That's how strong my trypophobia is. Heck, even the word "trypophobia" is a trigger for me.
- JKCalhoun 7y agoUmmm, just don't click any of the links in the article though.