Uncensored nudity in the "random posts" section of the top page
Straight-up genitals. This probably should not be allowed to happen even when a user isn't doing NSFW flagging properly and/or an instance is not enforcing it.
You aren't wrong, but the purpose of going to lemmynsfw is just to collect the community names. Once you can see the list and know there's a "boobs" or "ass" community, you then can come to kbin and sub to that boobs@lemmynsfw.com or ass@lemmynsfw.com community and you'll only have spent like 10 seconds with your eyeballs being shitfucked by their UI lol
I just told him that, and my pal would prefer it not to subscribe, so I guess he needs to find another way to compensate for his eyes not being shitfucked...
but thx anyway..
PS: you realize how difficult it is to refer to yourself in third person when you try it very hard
PS: you realize how difficult it is to refer to yourself in third person when you try it very hard
Oh I know lmao.
The other person who commented has the right idea though. Just search lemmynsfw in the magazine search, you'll see the subs and browse whatever's-been-federated-to-us without needing to sub.
Also if you just want porn period regardless of body part or genre, you can also browse kbin.social/d/lemmynsfw.com, that'll show you the entire domain and all of it's content.
You can just search "lemmynsfw" in magazine/community search. It finds 8 pages of @lemmynsfw.com communities for me. And subscribe or block from there.
The downside to that is that that will only find communities from that instance which at least one person on your instance is subscribed to.
For example, until I went to the (general, not magazine/community) search field, entered theonion@midwest.social and subscribed, searching for midwest.social in the magazine/community list would not have shown (on kglitch.social). Now, because I subscribed to it, kglitch.social has it in its list of magazines/communities and people can find theonion@midwest.social in that list.
I find that sometimes kbin 404's on some domains, like qoto.org. Is that a bug? Or is it because nobody's requested a magazine from that domain yet, it's just microblog posts?
I just had this a day or two ago for the first time as well. Typically, it "works", but some places still show content I've banned. I also think that it doesn't ban comments from individual users from that domain or something, but I might be mis-remembering.
I would be thrilled to see all of the "random" panes in the sidebar just go away and be replaced by a list of the magazines I'm subscribed to for easy access to them... it's silly that things I don't care about are pushed at me while things I've actually indicated I'm interested in are buried down in menus.
i personally like the random mags bc it helps me discover more magazines that i never knew existed. i click stuff in there often. however, it should be optional for people like you who’d rather not see it.
This was a link to a microblog with someone claiming to be an exhibitionist. Whilst I have zero problem with that, I do not want to have this open in the office (for example to look up a particular issue with a software or something) and have my boss walk by.
Yes, but If we're looking to get people to migrate over here, it's not a good first impression. It could also get people into trouble browsing in certain environments.
True, but you can report that is not flagged as nsfw and the moderators of either instance can properly flag it. Which seems to be the main cause of these issues? I have nsfw content disabled on this account and have ran into unflagged nsfw on the front page. I'm not against nsfw content being hosted, I just personally don't want to see it. The point isn't to get it taken down or anything, just properly tagged so the people who don't want to see it, don't.
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