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RE: Temporary Workaround for Porn/NSFW content and Suggested Community Guidelines
You get what NSFW stands for, right? The whole point of having a "NSFW" designation is so that people don't have to open certain types of material if theyre somewhere its inappropriate, like at work (or around their kids).
If NSFW material is appearing in feeds, it should absolutely be flagged. Threatenting retaliation for flagging patently inappropriate material, or for any type of voting, is crappy, IMO.
Thats exactly the point. It does appear in people's feeds and they can't turn it off. Try reading next time.