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Ooh, that's good. I'd be most helpful if there were standardized content warnings so that parents could select what they're ok with. E.g., here's one list: https://thetvdb.com/taxonomy/movie/22 https://thetvdb.com/taxonomy/movie/22 Also interesting is this site: https://www.doesthedogdie.com/ https://www.doesthedogdie.com/ Maybe this could go beyond parents. There are whole classes of image that I'd like to have to choose to see. E.g., if I'm eating breakfast and scrolling through Twitter, I don't need to see, say, mangled flesh in an accident photo. If there were standardized content tags, then parents could tell browsers to block outright and adults could make it click-to-view.