You could use the spoiler tag to hide your comment until someone taps it. Not for me though, I can’t open them on the first try but I always want to know what’s in there so from my pov they are awful. But I’m also not fond of the idea to hide nsfw comments
That’s a great idea! I always forget that Lemmy spoilers are unlike Reddit’s, where it’s an obtrusive sea of black. Thank you!
But in this case, it feels appropriate to make this opt-in. I couldn’t imagine how mortified I’d be if I suddenly blasted meatspin from my phone speakers in the wrong place, and putting that evil on someone feels deeply wrong.
Like, I can put novels of smut out there without worry as it offers it’s own plausible deniability. Passing glances lead to misreading “cummy grippers,” but meatspin is several bridges too far.
I got one of them “do it yourself” kits right down here
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I really feel like I should be able to mark comments as NSFW. Me, specifically. The rest of you can make due.someone made a good suggestionYou could use the spoiler tag to hide your comment until someone taps it. Not for me though, I can’t open them on the first try but I always want to know what’s in there so from my pov they are awful. But I’m also not fond of the idea to hide nsfw comments
That’s a great idea! I always forget that Lemmy spoilers are unlike Reddit’s, where it’s an obtrusive sea of black. Thank you!
But in this case, it feels appropriate to make this opt-in. I couldn’t imagine how mortified I’d be if I suddenly blasted meatspin from my phone speakers in the wrong place, and putting that evil on someone feels deeply wrong.
Like, I can put novels of smut out there without worry as it offers it’s own plausible deniability. Passing glances lead to misreading “cummy grippers,” but meatspin is several bridges too far.