Re:The Decline of Imgur on Reddit and the Rise of Reddit's N...
by bhandziuk on Tuesday June 20, 2017 @12:00PM
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That was really surprising to me. Recently saw some picture with a woman in it (very SFW picture, nothing risky about it at all) then scrolled down and BAM immediately very NSFW. I thought I did something wrong but I think it was imgur who screwed up now.
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Re:The Decline of Imgur on Reddit and the Rise of Reddit's N...
by devoply on Tuesday June 20, 2017 @12:28PM
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Fortunately this is an easy thing for Imgur to solve in 2017 if they really want to with machine learning. Enough is available online that almost anyone could do it at this point.
Re:The Decline of Imgur on Reddit and the Rise of Reddit's N...
by brookside on Tuesday June 20, 2017 @12:34PM
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Indeed, this is a solved problem. See: Not Hotdog.
Re:The Decline of Imgur on Reddit and the Rise of Reddit's N...
by fictioncircle on Tuesday June 20, 2017 @01:53PM
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You don't even need to do that.
Just have people opt in for NSFW content on their accounts. Leave them opted out by default (or public).
There is no reason it shouldn't be a human controlled flag.
Re:The Decline of Imgur on Reddit and the Rise of Reddit's N...
by Endy on Tuesday June 20, 2017 @02:08PM
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There is a Mature filter on imgur already that's human-determined. The problem is that people posting pictures will mark things mature unnecessarily, and there have been trolls who put up hardcore pornography without marking the image as mature. The problem is, as always, trusting humans to do the right thing without massive consequence for doing the wrong thing.