Please take a look at the screenshot posted elsewhere. BT at least seems to offer you ways to do exactly that: Stating that you like porn (one category), nudity

Please take a look at the screenshot posted elsewhere. BT at least seems to offer you ways to do exactly that: Stating that you like porn (one category), nudity (another), alcohol/tobacco (third) or 'tasteless' content. There are more categories, but these are quite .. interesting. Sure, you _can_ opt out completely (not sure if that means that the BT site lists you as looking for all of that though, which might scare users again: "What, no I don't need tasteless material!"). Still, the UI leads you to state what you want (custom) or some predefined presets for all I can tell. That IS close enough to saying 'I like porn'. I don't argue that - disabling the filter might have other/better reasons than mature content - filtering is broken, stupid, idiotic and will never work correctly - and opting out for that reason alone is a good idea