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It looks cool, but right now there are 2 sides of the same coin. Maybe one would need a ,,victim / possibly being offended'' section as well.
by xiphias2 4y ago
It looks cool, but right now there are 2 sides of the same coin. Maybe one would need a ,,victim / possibly being offended'' section as well.
- jabroni_salad 4y agoIf being an AO3 regular has taught me anything it's that some people are just incapable of watching out for themselves. You can put all the warnings and tags on your writing and other people can configure their profile to automatically hide anything with warnings and tags that they dont like. You can tag yourself as 'dead dove do not eat' to specially indicate that none of the abhorrent shit in your tags is there ironically. You can make your post privileged so only registered members (and the site has a waiting period) can even see your fic exists, filtering out bystanders. Readers will STILL complain that you 'subjected them' to a noncon cannibalism fic as if they somehow did not have a clear roadsign at the top.
- iinnPP 4y agoYou don't let people be offended by it. There's no "offensive" reporting, only illegal content reporting. The people who want to post edgy things will go there. The immediate result is that every other area of discussion becomes less "violent and offensive." People who are offended in the garbage pile get told not to go to the garbage pile. The offenders however, get told to keep their garbage in the pile. Nobody gets censored. Nobody gets offended (without ignoring the warnings.) The entire planet cools down. I have no idea if it would work at Twitter's scale though.