> Nope, they do it too, like the Daily Mail, but with a big yellow GUI control to reveal it, like a weird macabre vintage "multimedia". What a weird descriptio

> Nope, they do it too, like the Daily Mail, but with a big yellow GUI control to reveal it, like a weird macabre vintage "multimedia". What a weird description. You make the content warning sound like it's a bad thing. Slider versus button hardly matters. > I thought the Guardian might decide not to show a photo of a corpse of someone probably with living friends and close relatives. You can't see anything but his clothes and this happened decades ago. A hidden by default photo isn't going to hurt those people. Maybe we could argue the article and attention itself could be distressing and shouldn't exist, but I think the news value wins out there.