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@Terry that's fucking lame

@RehnSturm256 more of a hangout lol, 4 people isn't exactly a party xD we had 4 setups and used 2 of them xD

@mkultra why make it so complicated when she could just sit on my face instead

only 3 people showed up to my smash party :S

Jailbait ooh ha ha

@picandor my cp game is great bro, I can play every character in the game

@picandor what you really want is a tsundere gf

@Terry it's one thing if someone is just pestering you and so you block them. It's another thing if they make alts and find all of your accounts on other websites and continue harassing you as if it has become a job for them. Or if that turns into IRL harassment. I will say though that a lot of the time people bring that kind of stuff upon themselves.

@Jim I honestly have always liked this idea. Even for things like video games. Remember when Rock Star released the uncensored version of Manhunt on their own website? All companies would have to do is provide an optional patch for people that want to play the original experience without any ratings board involvement.

This is similar. Not everyone is mentally equipped to handle things beyond Disney level like an adult (and sometimes not even then). Blocking every individual that goes beyond that threshold is functionally impossible. If you let people have access to a one-and-done solution though, they'll take it, evidenced by Fediblock. Giving someone the option to go above a certain "rating limit" if they want, and making it clear that doing so will allow for posts containing x/y/z, gives more user choice and freedom.

As far as advertisers go, I always wondered why YouTube didn't actually try to get advertisers who were willing to put their ads on age restricted videos. Clearly, there are plenty of them out there judging by individual YouTuber sponsorships. They must already do something similar but in reverse for things marked as YouTube Kids... You wouldn't want to be advertising MW2 to a 6 year old.

The whole reason why I fucked off of Twitter and came here to begin with was to get the unrated version of the game, so-to-speak. I think it's a good move to do something like this. Make it easier for the user to customize their experience and give more freedom in the process. It's like needing to log in to a booru and check a box to see certain content, which has worked pretty well.

@matrix superman 64 fog

@matrix that ratio holy shit

@LukeAlmighty

@matrix