[wp-forums] Can I mark websites with music as NSFW?

[Merci Javier]

On the other hand, if the site blares out "Locked Out of Heaven" when you
go to the site and your volume is turned high ... :-)



On Sun, Feb 3, 2013 at 9:14 AM, Mika A Epstein <ipstenu at ipstenu.org> wrote:

> In regards to not 'safe' for work, it's not easy to define. To quote our
> US Justices, "You'll know it when you see it."
>
> I usually say if it wouldn't be on TV between 6pm and 8pm, it may not be
> safe for work. If it would have a warning before airing, it's NOT safe for
> work, even if it's a newscaster saying 'This next segment may not be
> appropriate for younger viewers...'
>
> For not safe for work sounds, well, I think -all- sound should be opt-in.
>
> Every work's 'not safe' is different. The Bank was hard core not safe for
> anything including sports, where as DreamHost I actually work on penis
> sites for customers, but kiddie-porn is totally not okay.
>
> Andrew2.Nevins wrote:
>
>>
>> @mrmist
>>
>> Understood.
>>
>> If the work environment prohibits sound (i.e a library), the
>> responsibility is on the person in that environment not to produce sound
>> (not on the website visited by the person). I'll make a harder effort to
>> mute my audio in the future.
>>
>> Which part of the acronym is emphasised? Safe? What does safe represent?
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