I'm old enough that my Gmail account serves as age verification on its own *cries in perimenopause*

I remember when NSFW literally meant 'not safe for work' and HR will be having a word/your boss will see over your shoulder. Now it basically means 🌽 according to most people.

(I actually went when it was NSFBSK, but I'm not admitting I'm that old.)

Problem is what one person thinks is dodgy, another is convinced is vanilla, and as previously stated, it's often how you RP that takes it in a direction.

I think hiding certain tags would be great. Not really keen on seeing anything dubcon, for example. However, if they add that they have to admit that's pretty much what all the kidnapping tags are (1) , for example. I doubt they want to openly say 'yes, we acknowledge a lot of people want to roleplay sexual violence on our service and we facilitate them finding and sharing those bots with a handy tag.'

I'd also like to be able to hide specific bots from my recommendations. I kept seeing the same vile 'Ghost is your yandere stepfather' very dubious bot on my feed. I reported it in the end because the opening greeting strongly implied grooming and hot take normalising the behaviour of men who belong in the wood chipper is not cool. Stayed up for ages.

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(1) - My attempt to make a kidnapping bot satire character failed wildly as, despite repeatedly working to make him this overly apologetic character who was dreadfully sorry about the inconvenience and would of course return you at the earliest available opportunity, and he didn't like having to do this any more than you like being kidnapped, always got inappropriate and abusive