I had just finished posting my latest post I was sort of shocked and saddened.. The was the post? Announcement: Steemit Talks Sex - Hosted by @royaltiffany and @klye when I noticed it didn't seem to appear in my blog. I wonder if this is because I included the #nsfw sign first..?

While I am aware that the source code is now public to setup my own clone of this site, Is this completely necessary in order for me to easily view my own adult content? I felt as if I'd been kicked in the nuts a bit after I spent a good while working on the above post only to realize that no one who even follows my blog is going to be able to see it...

One thing I can say for certain is that I do agree that we need to be keeping adult content out of the eyes of minors it almost seems as if we've gone a wee bit overboard on the measure here without proper thought given to the nature of humans and what they generally seek for entertainment.

A possible solution...

Hive account@dan or

Hive account@dantheman we need better tools to be able to safely deliver adult content without it being seen by kids. My suggestion is that you allow for some sort of image/content mask (spoilers) that a user has to click on in order to view it. This would allow for users that enjoy NSFW content (A large portion of us) to deliver accurately labeled content and hide it from those whom do not want to see it.. but not be penalized for freely expressing ourselves.

I am pretty disappointed personally on the way adult content is currently handled on Steemit... :/

"Change how it looks.. filters out the good bits."

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NSFW Content Not Showing up in Blog?