Closed ghost closed 10 years ago
Doing so would require imposing other categories (not just NSFW).
I'm not sure what you mean. I only suggest that sights dedicated to explicit content should receive separate categorization. This wouldn't even have to be on a separate page, but rather something thing that can be clicked to reveal or hide explicit sites.
If the project members don't like the idea, that's completely fine by me.
I am not sure what the separation would accomplish.
All of the sites are legal in modern societies (and most importantly for this project, the US, where GitHub is located). By the way, YouTube has explicit content as well, so it would fall under the NSFW category. On the other hand, I've read that some videos on WorldStarHipHop promote gang activity (surely much more problematic than pornography), but these videos may generally be considered SFW in the US.
You can simply pass in --age-limit 0
into youtube-dl in order to not see any NSFW (although most workplaces would probably also fine with --age-limit 15
) content.
At http://rg3.github.io/youtube-dl/supportedsites.html there are a few unsightly websites, so I suggest they be placed in a separate category.