Post #2242786
2025-12-14 23:30 UTC
Replies (4)
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@eevee@slime.global 2025-12-14 23:36
ok one downside here is that every notification is now most of the height of my desktop monitor
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@Owlor@meow.social 2025-12-14 23:40
@eevee@slime.global I saw the spicy pics on this account, and I was going to reblog one of them but chose not to because it doesn't have a CW and I like to give people following me a fighting chance to avoid lewd art. I noticed just now that the pic IS marked sensitive, I just didn't saw that cus my settings show sensitive content by default, so I probably will reblog it, cus that would satisfy my criteria of giving people a fighting chance, but it probably is a useful datapoint that I very nearly didn't because it wasn't as clear to me that it would show up hidden. (This is only an issue in very specific circumstances, mind you, if I had different settings on it wouldn't have happened.)
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@jackemled@furry.engineer 2025-12-15 00:51
@eevee@slime.global You definitely don't need to have a second account for NSFW unless you want to keep it private. You should do what you find you're most comfortable with. Content warnings are really good to have, but the way Mastodon abuses the post title field as a content warning field can make them janky for some software.
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@runningoff@lgbtqia.space 2025-12-15 03:19
@eevee@slime.global I've just started wondering whether I need to have a second NSFW alt. This account contains both very lewd stuff and slice-of-life stuff. The latter is somewhat bait to make myself more relatable to people who might want to follow me but I'm now wondering if the non-lewd stuff is making it hard to find the lewd stuff if and when people are interested in looking at it (as opposed to when it randomly scrolls across their timeline). Maybe I need to use hashtags.