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I don't think NSFW means that we need to pretend that we haven't heard of it before. It just means that at work, where we are all paid to be there, it probably

I don't think NSFW means that we need to pretend that we haven't heard of it before. It just means that at work, where we are all paid to be there, it probably isn't a great topic. I really don't want to be walking around an office and seeing someone being murdered on a coworkers monitor or have a coworker talk about the sex they had on the weekend.

qwerty456127 5y ago
> It just means that at work, where we are all paid to be there, it probably isn't a great topic. Sure, as long as what we compare to is the actual business we are meant to do. > really don't want to be walking around an office and seeing someone being murdered on a coworkers monitor or have a coworker talk about the sex they had on the weekend. Why? If our work process allows to take a break and read news (instead of just working non-stop) - it's OK to view a crime scene on the monitor. If we consider it fine to talk about the barbecue they had on the weekend it also is OK to talk about the sex they had on the weekend. IMHO. Why not?