Community Building Asked on September 3, 2021
I’m starting a new online art and entertainment website but I’m facing an censorship issue.
As the site is art orientated, and of a certain niche ( not "adult"
), it is a certainty that from time to time I will be featuring content that is for the eyes of over 18’s only, and therefore should really be in a section of it’s own. That being said, I don’t really want to contfine certian posts to a side area when the content is certainly on-topic, and not Adult
in the popular sense of the word.
Not sure if I’m supposed to place links, but check out this https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1406783 magazine for an idea of what my dilema is.
Here, there is an emphasis on music ( entertainment for all ages ), but features of semi-nude models ( appealing to many music fans, but not for under 18 viewing ).
So my general idea is to place a 18
certificate icon on the link to any page that has content of an adult nature – But I still feel that it will be too easy for a younger audience to click these links.
For clarification, I don’t want to brand my community as Adults Only
, because that gives out the wrong impression – And, I would prefer not to have to market/brand my community twice ( all ages / over 18 ).
Any ideas how I should go about keeping my site open to showcasing All types of content, but still keeping it clean?
How about displaying 18+ content only to users that have checked a checkbox stating they were born at least 18 years ago?
Answered by Bjartur Thorlacius on September 3, 2021
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