Should I Mark A Bare Butt As "not Safe Work"?

if you think it should, then it should just to be safe. hard to know what people think is not safe...


----Mike Savad
http://www.MikeSavad.com

Mike,
I actually think it should not (from my point of view it is not offensive and not unsafe if it shows no nipples and no sexual part). But I am aware that people with different culture and education (or for religion reason) about the body the butt, for them, may be seen as sexual part. My question is if FAA cares about those who may feel offended or if FAA does not care about them.

Of course FAA cares about offending people.

"Of course FAA cares about offending people."

It's not what I said.

What I said:
"But I am aware that people with different culture and education (or for religion reason) about the body the butt, for them, may be seen as sexual part. My question is if FAA cares about those who may feel offended or if FAA does not care about them."

In order words, I am asking if FAA cares about the people who may feel offended with bare butt for seen it as sexual.

It seems a large portion of the time when I log in there is a recently sold photo of 2 naked men showing off their penises. I have no control over that and is not something I want peole to see when logging in to FAA. So I don't see how FAA cares about offending people. This happened at least twice this week. Of these are marked not safe, why are they paraded on log in? Hmmm

You asked the same question again

"My question is if FAA cares about those who may feel offended or if FAA does not care about them."

My answer is the same

Or are you asking

"My question is if FAA cares about those who may feel offended or if FAA does not care about the images."

Bare bottoms do not offend most people but they need to be covered is any genitalia shows

Bradford, I agree. They should not be shown

people shouldn't be looking at pictures at work anyway. but naked is naked, and it probably should be censored. i remember seeing a painting of a lady on a bed, not that naked, and someone called that person a prostitute for some reason. when in doubt, just mark it.


----Mike Savad
http://www.MikeSavad.com

"Bare bottoms do not offend most people but they need to be covered is any genitalia shows"

That answer my question. Thank you.

Most people doing computer work are working from home these days.

But maybe we need a rating system? Mark your images G for all ages, PG, PG-13, and R.

Even at the Tate Modern, they had an exhibit of modern art that was off-limits to anyone under 16.

Strange that you can see the thumbnails on images marked as not work safe

We've always seen the thumbnails on work marked unsafe. It's the only thing I totally disagree with Sean on.