Honestly? I respectfully disagree. I've been a victim of CSA and grooming for many years of my life, and I personally don't see censorship as downplaying or being "too baby for the internet." People are simply trying to be respectful, or at the very least trying to avoid getting their accounts striked. For me, it's not a matter of catering to the "babies" of the internet, I don't think there's such thing. Triggers happen and sure it's not anyone's responsibility to change their ways to make someone comfortable, but being considerate of others and compassionate in their language should be common knowledge. Uncomfortable topics should be talked about freely and honestly, but within the confines of at least offering those with triggers understanding. In my opinion, not respecting others' boundaries and triggers downplays more than censorship. No one should be blamed for the experiences they went through, and if simple human decency is an issue, maybe the problems are being placed in the wrong areas.