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(one of the older non-granular breakdowns was NSFW versus NSFL)
Yeah we need to bring that back
The problem with that distinction has always been advertisers. Letting users label content for adults is one thing, letting users specifically say their content involves disturbing content seems like a tacit approval of the behavior. Most advertisers have little interest in doing business with those platforms
Which is to say that lemmy might have an opportunity there because the platform is less ad centric!
It works* for peertube, one of the largest (if not the largest) instance is bestgore.
*depending on your definition of "works"