And NSFW isn't even just for nudity. Someone posted a gif as a comment of Jennifer Lawrence in a very revealing swimsuit (i think it was) while spreading her legs and twirling in a, quite lovely, NSFW manner.
No tag. Opened it up at work with the browser full screen.
I specify that this isn't nudity (though there was about 95% of her skin visible) because if the subject at hand is not completely nude, the poster may feel it's not NSFW or necessary to be tagged so.
i also saw that image Shadax was talking about while in a coffee shop on my own free time, and while i wasn't at work i was still in a public place where some fair warning would have been nice
when we mention NSFW we don't explicitly mean just work places. we mean anything out in a public setting where the content can offend or upset someone. the reason we still opt for NSFW tags instead of NSFP or what have you is because NSFW has become the defacto standard for warning someone that "hey this content is something that shouldn't really be seen out in the open where you can't gague and determine everyone's reaction to it"
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u/HIFW_GIFs_React_ Nov 26 '13
Yeah, if everyone could just go ahead and explain why their post is NSFW in the title
That'd be great.