Do you prefer SFW thread titles or ones that can get you fired?

[alfred russel]

Discuss.

[garbon]

Threads!

[jimmy olsen]

The Rammstein thread title was bit much for the general fora. 

[alfred russel]

The Rammstein thread title was bit much for the general fora.

And the titles recently started by Martinus and Scipio?

[Grey Fox]

I don't think my IT department is that bored between bouts of Quake 3 to check out my internet logs.

[HisMajestyBOB]

Either is fine. NSFW pictures are not cool, but words are okay. Most likely, no one in my IT would understand them.

[Viking]

I like the NSFW threads, but I just prefer them to be labelled.

[Martinus]

Errr, I would have thought that in most cases IT monitoring looks for key words, so I don't see how words like "head" are going to be construed as NSFW.

Unless, of course, you have your IT department following your every move and checking every website you go to, in which case you have a bigger problem than threads about getting head, and whether the thread title is "NSFW" or not is irrelevant.

[Martinus]

Either is fine. NSFW pictures are not cool, but words are okay. Most likely, no one in my IT would understand them.

Exactly. I fail to see the difference between a blow job reference in a thread title or inside a thread about the state of global economy, if that is the level of monitoring he is worried about. In which case he should stop posting for work altogether because I can't see the "I didn't click on the bad threads" excuse working for him. 

[Martinus]

I like the NSFW threads, but I just prefer them to be labelled.

Wouldn't most people assume that a thread about giving or receiving head would be NSFW? 

[alfred russel]

Either is fine. NSFW pictures are not cool, but words are okay. Most likely, no one in my IT would understand them.

Exactly. I fail to see the difference between a blow job reference in a thread title or inside a thread about the state of global economy, if that is the level of monitoring he is worried about. In which case he should stop posting for work altogether because I can't see the "I didn't click on the bad threads" excuse working for him. 

I'm not worried about IT monitoring, but I'd rather not have a topic page with a bunch of explicit items if someone sees it on my computer.

[Warspite]

Yes, my boss would not care if he sees the usual Languish topic but catching a glimpse of "Do you like blowjobs" or "NEW RAMMSTEIN PORNO VID HERE" would lead to some awkward explanation.

[Viking]

I like the NSFW threads, but I just prefer them to be labelled.

Wouldn't most people assume that a thread about giving or receiving head would be NSFW? 

If it has images of the act, then NSFW.
If it merely discusses which is preferrable without going into detail then SFW.

[Martinus]

Yes, my boss would not care if he sees the usual Languish topic but catching a glimpse of "Do you like blowjobs" or "NEW RAMMSTEIN PORNO VID HERE" would lead to some awkward explanation.

Well, as I said, we discuss explicit themes in threads here, irrespective of their topics. So frankly I don't see the issue - if you have a problem with someone catching a glimpse of what is being discussed on Languish then probably you shouldn't post here from work.

[Martinus]

Either is fine. NSFW pictures are not cool, but words are okay. Most likely, no one in my IT would understand them.

Exactly. I fail to see the difference between a blow job reference in a thread title or inside a thread about the state of global economy, if that is the level of monitoring he is worried about. In which case he should stop posting for work altogether because I can't see the "I didn't click on the bad threads" excuse working for him. 

I'm not worried about IT monitoring, but I'd rather not have a topic page with a bunch of explicit items if someone sees it on my computer.

Then please don't post on Languish from work.

Asking people to mark threads with controversial pictures with NFSW is one thing, but asking people to censor words they use and topics they discuss is another - if you can't stand the heat, then get out of the kitchen.