This is particularly true for those who work with children. Once rumors start circulating that your kid's 4th grade teacher "got busted for child porn", there'

This is particularly true for those who work with children. Once rumors start circulating that your kid's 4th grade teacher "got busted for child porn", there's a high likelihood they'll never be able to teach again, even if the investigation clears them or the charge is thrown out. Sure, some parents will be understanding, but it only takes a few to cause a frenzy. It's also important for those of us who browse the internet with our children present. If your first grader tells his friend he saw a naked picture of a little kid on daddy's computer, and an adult overhears, that's probably going to bring child protective services (or SRS or whatever it's called in your area). Once CPS is involved, your entire life comes under intense scrutiny. Point being: exercise caution. Use NSFW labels whenever you link to nudity, especially child nudity, even if it's totally non-sexual.