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Tagging Discussion » Species Listing » Post 869
Anonymous #B1D2
warudamon -> digimon, fictional species, appmon
hudiemon -> digimon, fictional species
zephyrmon -> digimon, fictional species
calmaramon -> digimon, fictional species
mienumon -> digimon, fictional species, appmon
barbamon -> digimon, fictional species
jetsilphymon -> digimon, fictional species
sangloupmon -> digimon, fictional species
cho-hakkaimon -> digimon, fictional species
hudiemon -> digimon, fictional species
zephyrmon -> digimon, fictional species
calmaramon -> digimon, fictional species
mienumon -> digimon, fictional species, appmon
barbamon -> digimon, fictional species
jetsilphymon -> digimon, fictional species
sangloupmon -> digimon, fictional species
cho-hakkaimon -> digimon, fictional species
Tagging Discussion » Character Tag Categorization. » Post 1124
Blissey1 
I’m not sure if this should be a character or an OC, or even just a general implication, but
brazilian miku -> miku hatsune (vocaloid), vocaloid
also
ivy (deadlock) -> deadlock
Tagging Discussion » Artist Aliases Request Thread. » Post 650
Anonymous #C420
Site and Policy » Feature suggestions and discussion » Post 204
Satu Putra 
Larva
@MoonOtter
No offense, but I actually understand how ads work. Filters cannot work for suggestive ads, though some viewers are sensitive to such content, hence why I made this suggestion. /nm
No offense, but I actually understand how ads work. Filters cannot work for suggestive ads, though some viewers are sensitive to such content, hence why I made this suggestion. /nm
Site and Policy » Feature suggestions and discussion » Post 202
Satu Putra
Larva
→ Feature Name Tags for ads
→ Summary Obvious. Advertisements should have tags like images do.
→ Goal There are some suggestive ads that viewers will see even in SFW-only pages. They could filter the suggestive content, but that wouldn’t work for ads. Also, some people are not interested in what they see.
→ Description Watching tags increase the chance of seeing the ads with the tags. For example, if you watch the tag
→ Other I cannot think of another site with this feature.
→ Summary Obvious. Advertisements should have tags like images do.
→ Goal There are some suggestive ads that viewers will see even in SFW-only pages. They could filter the suggestive content, but that wouldn’t work for ads. Also, some people are not interested in what they see.
→ Description Watching tags increase the chance of seeing the ads with the tags. For example, if you watch the tag
my little pony, then the chance of seeing ads related to my little pony is increased. If the tags are hidden with your filter, then the ads will be hidden like images do.→ Other I cannot think of another site with this feature.
General Discussion » Ask the mods anything. » Post 731
Ciaran 
Moderator
Draw or die
So, making custom SFW-only filters and using them is still forbidden?
That has never been forbidden.
If you switch away from the default filter and create a custom filter, then you are responsible for making sure you are legally permitted to view the content your custom filter shows in your jurisdiction.
General Discussion » Ask the mods anything. » Post 730
MoonOtter
Moon.
@Satu Putra
Why would SFW filters be forbidden? Logically Furbooru wouldn’t offer custom SFW filters if they were forbidden for some weird reason.
Why would SFW filters be forbidden? Logically Furbooru wouldn’t offer custom SFW filters if they were forbidden for some weird reason.
The warning is worded the way it is because, like most websites, Furbooru reaches an international audience. Laws are different from region to region, so what may be legal to view in one country may be outright illegal in another. That clause is basically staring that its up to the user to determine if the content they choose to view through a custom filter is legal for them to do so. I believe the default SFW filter just tries to be as universally viewable as possible.
General Discussion » Ask the mods anything. » Post 729
Bubbelvatten
Feral aficionado
@Satu Putra
My interpretation is that the default filter is intended to block out potentially illegal material (what is considered illegal to begin with naturally depends on the jurisdiction, however). Anything stricter than the default filter should be 100% alright. I interpret that warning as only applying to users who create custom filters which are less restrictive than the default.
My interpretation is that the default filter is intended to block out potentially illegal material (what is considered illegal to begin with naturally depends on the jurisdiction, however). Anything stricter than the default filter should be 100% alright. I interpret that warning as only applying to users who create custom filters which are less restrictive than the default.
General Discussion » Ask the mods anything. » Post 728
Satu Putra
Larva
By changing away from the default filters, you accept you are legally permitted to view this content in your jurisdiction. If in doubt, stick with the recommended default filters.
So, making custom SFW-only filters and using them is still forbidden?
General Discussion » Ask the mods anything. » Post 727
Bubbelvatten
Feral aficionado
@𝕭𝖆𝖉𝖍𝖊𝖆𝖗𝖙
Indeed, it is particularly egregious seeing as filters do nothing to affect advertisements.
Indeed, it is particularly egregious seeing as filters do nothing to affect advertisements.
General Discussion » Ask the mods anything. » Post 726
𝕭𝖆𝖉𝖍𝖊𝖆𝖗𝖙
Interpreting this literally, the default filter should only show “content that is safe and suitable for all ages”.
General Discussion » Ask the mods anything. » Post 725
Bubbelvatten
Feral aficionado
@Satu Putra
In this context, it is also very interesting to quote the following official statement from Furbooru’s page on filters:
In this context, it is also very interesting to quote the following official statement from Furbooru’s page on filters:
By default, content that is safe and suitable for all ages is all you’ll see on the site, and how most of our users browse. […] By changing away from the default filters, you accept you are legally permitted to view this content in your jurisdiction. If in doubt, stick with the recommended default filters.
Interpreting this literally, the default filter should only show “content that is safe and suitable for all ages”.
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