Roosh
Cardinal
As the world continues to descend into evil, there is a growing stream of publicly released photo and video that depict graphic violence or extreme vulgarity. From this point on, I ask all members to add a content warning to all media that features excessive profanity, gore, explicit sexuality, violent street combat, murders, or human death. We already have a rule on the books for this (no. 10) but it has not been enforced outside of nudity.
Warn members for these types of content:
1. Dances or movements that simulate sex, such as twerking or "booty clapping."
2. Multiple uses of profanity, which is common in public freak-outs.
3. Display of bodily wounds or serious injuries.
4. Combat that results in visible injury or death, such as someone getting shot/stabbed or jumped by several people.
For graphic images, do not embed them on the forum. Instead, use a text link by clicking the chain icon in the post toolbar while describing it clearly. Here's an example:
Note that the forum may automatically embed images if you post a naked link (e.g. from Giphy or Imgur), so create the link manually.
For videos that do not have a graphic thumbnail, simply post a warning before the video. This will be common for Twitter videos. Example:
Another way to do this is to use the Spoiler tag. Click here to learn how to use it.
The main idea is to warn users about the content you're sharing. If the content is an image, use a text link to it instead of embedding it.
Warn members for these types of content:
1. Dances or movements that simulate sex, such as twerking or "booty clapping."
2. Multiple uses of profanity, which is common in public freak-outs.
3. Display of bodily wounds or serious injuries.
4. Combat that results in visible injury or death, such as someone getting shot/stabbed or jumped by several people.
For graphic images, do not embed them on the forum. Instead, use a text link by clicking the chain icon in the post toolbar while describing it clearly. Here's an example:
Note that the forum may automatically embed images if you post a naked link (e.g. from Giphy or Imgur), so create the link manually.
For videos that do not have a graphic thumbnail, simply post a warning before the video. This will be common for Twitter videos. Example:
Another way to do this is to use the Spoiler tag. Click here to learn how to use it.
The main idea is to warn users about the content you're sharing. If the content is an image, use a text link to it instead of embedding it.
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