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Re: Ask YC: Feedback on my site No-NSFW, The Not-Safe-For-Work Warning System.

#31
post #2

I would of went for NOTnsfw.com It is still available. http://www.whois.net/dnr/index.php?d=notnsfw&tld=com

I think the double-negative is slightly confusing.

My favorite available one is:

safeftw.com: "safe for the work" OR "safe for the win"

Re: Ask YC: Feedback on my site No-NSFW, The Not-Safe-For-Work Warning System.

#33
post #30

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Well, you have to put it in a different way :-) IMHO you have to offer the more private option (regardless of your monetization plan) just to get the early adopters who usually are geekier than the masses and hence care about privacy.

Thanks for the inputs. I had anticipated privacy concerns, but in all fairness, this is an early prototype.

Oh of course. Sorry if it sounded like I was criticizing... Not my intent at all. All the best!

Re: Ask YC: Feedback on my site No-NSFW, The Not-Safe-For-Work Warning System.

#34
post #13
post #5

This is the crucial thing: Unrated links default to Safe-For-Work. The extension becomes useless if the ratings don't keep up with content (in other words, if some dude posts a nudie picture of his girlfriend, it's got to be rated before I get to it or your extension doesn't help me).

Seems like this should be settable. If I want to be uber-cautious, not rated should default to NSFW. Also, maybe a white/black list of domains the user knows to be safe/unsafe for themselves?

That's really my point though: it's not being über-cautious to default to NSFW, because the point is to not get fired for accidentally clicking on a landmine.

If you can't give some sense of confidence that the tool will prevent that scenario, then it's usefulness is limited.

Re: Ask YC: Feedback on my site No-NSFW, The Not-Safe-For-Work Warning System.

#35
post #2

I would of went for NOTnsfw.com It is still available. http://www.whois.net/dnr/index.php?d=notnsfw&tld=com

I think the double-negative is slightly confusing. My favorite available one is: safeftw.com: "safe for the work" OR "safe for the win"

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