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MCF format: Missing categories #17
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Thank you very much! While it’s certainly subjective what is considered content that should be filtered or even just content that people might want to filter, I think we can probably agree that several of your suggested categories would be useful for large groups of people (that personally decide they want to filter that content, while it might be fine for other people, as always):
Apart from that, there are some categories that need more discussion perhaps:
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Celibacy and properly ordered sexual relationships are normal. Can't hurt to have them all as categories, I suppose, but you'd probably end up with very little content left if you removed all normal relationships.
Maybe.
Most religions do not consider other religions to be acceptable, or at least not true. |
The point is that what’s considered normal and what isn’t varies between communities, religions, countries, etc. This project here does not want to judge, but instead wants to provide the means for all such communities (or at least most of them) to filter what they want filtered. But we seem to agree in that adding the possibility to block those other relationships cannot hurt, and nobody will block all categories anyway, so you will never have the problem that there’s no content left because you’re blocking everything. While most religions don’t consider other religions true (of course), fortunately most of those religions also don’t see other people believing in other religions as something that you must not see or hear about or something you must not tolerate. But again, this is not what the focus of this project is on. We want to give people what they need to block what they want blocked. |
My point was that blocking all proper relationships will likely leave you with nothing left, because it's so commonplace.
Sure, but I was thinking details of those religions. For example, Christians shouldn't be exposing their young children to false ideas like reincarnation. |
Sure, but nobody has to block those relationships (and thus all content), and, again, people just talking would not be classified here, because (while that is an interpersonal relationship) it does not depict a sexual relationship.
So if this is not about seeing people practice other religions, but instead about depictions and descriptions of ideas and concepts from other religions (that you might not want your children to see), that makes sense. But, if your religion is X, instead of offering to block religions A, B and C, I guess it would make more sense to just offer non-X (and non-A, non-B and non-C) to be blocked. Because you don’t want to block specific other religions that you don’t tolerate but simply all ideas that are not shared in your own religion. |
But marriage and children do.
Well, presumably seeing the practice of them might also be included in this.
I think your approach is probably better. |
I'm not sure about everything discussed above, but I certainly think it would make sense to provide differentiation for at least some of the subcategories under the sex category, like with the kissing subcategory (e.g. heterosexual kissing, homosexual kissing, other(?) kissing). Not sure about the other subcategories though. I completely agree that abortion and birth control should be added. I also think birth control by itself should be fine (no need to add contraception separately, in my opinion). What does everyone else think? |
I agree. Also, some people might want to filter e.g. homosexual wedding scenes while want to keep heterosexual. The same applies to kissing, hugging, romantic talk or just simply referring to the status of their relationship. Under what category can it be done now? @ocram |
I’ve been giving this topic a lot of thought the past few months, and I definitely think that a Mastodon-type approach will be best, meaning that we have one extension that can connect to one of many community-maintained servers (in addition to the official one) that are identical expect for additional filter categories and perhaps other small differences. Some servers can be more specific in their categories than others, and can have different criteria. |
Noticed some categories missing that could be useful:
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