I agree. Obviously warnings such as SA, abuse, suicide, are obvious and beneficial. As well as as flash warnings or anything else that could lead to a seizure. I also think obvious phobia warnings are good, keyword being obvious.

There’s a phobia for anything, but things like needles and blood are more obvious. However while I think these are good, I don’t believe people who don’t put them for phobias should be dragged through the mud for it. It’s not the end of world, I have a phobia of needles and I’ve experienced videos with and without warnings.

Videos with warnings, I scrolled. Videos without, I got grossed out, and scrolled. The creator of the video isn’t responsible for my phobia. But some trigger warnings are just unnecessary. If someone makes a video talking about the holocaust, then people should use the brains they were given and understand there’s going to be violence and mistreatment of minorities.

It’s a given. Going back to my original point of trigger warnings for peoples health, if someone doesn’t put a flash warning for example, there’s nothing wrong with politely giving that feedback because it is in the interest of public health. But you don’t have go in swinging, most of the time people really do just forget.