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Dec. 1st, 2007 04:25 pmWhy can't we flag posts that would be of no interest to anyone 18 and under?
"Warning: this post contains detailed information about student loan payments/housing bubble bursting/Iraq/quantum physics/whatever your parents are talking about."
"Warning: Overwrought whining about not having a girlfriend. What you kids would call 'emo'. Too long. Don't read."
I tried marking this as having 'Adult Content', but logging out and seeing that warning page made me feel vaguely dirty. Many things I write are things that 13-year-olds might handle, and I lock and filter the explicit posts.
However, I know some on the friends list have small children. Should I mark this journal as 'Adult Content'?
"Warning: this post contains detailed information about student loan payments/housing bubble bursting/Iraq/quantum physics/whatever your parents are talking about."
"Warning: Overwrought whining about not having a girlfriend. What you kids would call 'emo'. Too long. Don't read."
I tried marking this as having 'Adult Content', but logging out and seeing that warning page made me feel vaguely dirty. Many things I write are things that 13-year-olds might handle, and I lock and filter the explicit posts.
However, I know some on the friends list have small children. Should I mark this journal as 'Adult Content'?
