Seriously though.

    • 🍹Early to RISA 🧉
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      This is the answer. It comes with the territory when you have a demographic that is nerdy and terminally online.

      This demo has more pros than cons, but I do find myself using the “block community” option liberally.

      • @Riccosuave@lemmy.world
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        It seems like there needs to be additional community tags based on subject matter so you can block that tag rather than having to individually block a million communities or having to block an entire instance which you may not want to do.

        • @SquiffSquiff@lemmy.sdf.org
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          51 year ago

          Lemmy Connect allows you to filter communities and posts on regex, e.g. I filter (hide) communities containing any of the following:

          /politics/, /news/, /memes/, /humor/, /hentai/, /liberal/, /communis/, /conservativ/, /socialis/, /reddit/, /cursed/, /monero/

          • @Riccosuave@lemmy.world
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            I use Connect also. How do I go about this? It doesn’t seem to work in the block settings.

            Edit: Nevermind, I figured it out. It was just further down in the settings. Thanks for this info as well, it was really useful. I would have missed this for a long time if you hadn’t pointed it out.

        • Otter
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          11 year ago

          Couldn’t you also switch your feed to “subscribed”

          Topic based tags could work, but there’s no way to enforce that community’s will tag things about themselves

          • @Lauchs@lemmy.world
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            You could just use subscribed but as Lemmy is fairly small, if you want new content with anything approaching regularity, searching by all or local is all but essential.

            Everyone’s opinions differ for sure but even in fairly popular communities there aren’t that many posts a day, especially when compared to larger, other, less API friendly sites…

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          I can’t imagine that would be very successful consider people already forget to tag NSFW content.

          If I recall correctly some furry instances have been defederated by other instances because one or two communities had a problem with that.

          Standardization amongst tags could also be a headache where I don’t see a consensus being reached on a federated platform like Lemmy.

    • Jo Miran
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      I’ve been a “Linux nerd” since Red Hat’s Halloween release back in the nineties. I attest that I am not, not have I ever been, a furry nor have I ever been that into anime. That said, I appreciate good Hentai. If done well, it can be an impressive mix of art and erotica. But it’s mostly big tiddy trans furry pegging or giant tiddy tentacle sex posted here. ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ ͡⁠°⁠ ͜⁠ʖ⁠ ͡⁠°⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

    • bean
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      Why ‘Linux / IT’ guys? Is that really the demographic or the perceived demographic? I would consider myself a Linux / IT guy, but I’m not ever seeing furry things in linux tutorials for example. Just surprised that was the ‘go to’ group you listed as the demographic.

  • @cley_faye@lemmy.world
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    Better question is what are you doing to see so much hentai. I have NSFW on, and regularly browse “all” and porn in general remains a very rare occurence.

    • @Philolurker@lemmy.world
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      It could depend on time-of-day browsing habits. I’ve noticed NSFW stuff tends to appear more during the night time for the US and Europe. It’s still a small minority of posts overall, though, and I don’t click them enough to observe any trend in proportion of hentai in particular.

        • @Philolurker@lemmy.world
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          Your instance would only matter if it is small-scale enough that users haven’t subbed to the originating instances, if it has deliberately defederated from them, or if you are browsing by Local instead of All.

    • @wick@lemm.ee
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      My feed is sorted by “hot” by default, whatever that means. I see tons on all. New NSFW communities are created daily and posted to by bots and beggars. The hentai seems a lot rarer than the regular porn.

        • @Eldritch@lemmy.world
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          This is the correct answer. I only ever see that sort of content when sorted by hot. If you go by active or top you will basically never see that sort of content. Anyone can upvote easily one-handed. It’s very rare that anyone has much of anything to say about that sort of content or the ability to actually type it one-handed.

          • @cubedsteaks@lemmy.today
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            Anyone can upvote easily one-handed. It’s very rare that anyone has much of anything to say about that sort of content or the ability to actually type it one-handed.

            hahaha god dammit

  • @Someguy89@lemmy.world
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    It’s a lot. I’m not into anime or hentai at all, so I am constantly blocking communities. It seems like just when I get my “home page” how I like it, 16 more new communities popped up lmao.

    • KingJalopy
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      351 year ago

      What the hell why am I not seeing this? Not that I want to, but I keep hearing this and I just don’t hardly ever see it.

      • @GregorGizeh@lemmy.zip
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        Your instance is probably defederated from the nsfw instances the content gets posted to.

        One of the biggest issues with the fediverse in my opinion, even the all feed is pre curated by what your instance has defederated. Lemmy needs a way for people to find content outside this filter bubble they are most likely not even aware of.

        • Annoyed_🦀
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          Or the community just doesn’t get federated yet as no one in the instance is visiting/subscribed to that particular community.

        • KingJalopy
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          Sounds about right. I’m not sure how all this instance stuff works yet. Pretty sure I just signed up through lemme.ee then used jerboa to browse it. Are there ways to get more NSFW content

          • @GregorGizeh@lemmy.zip
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            You can see what your instance, or any instance, is federated / defederated with by going to, for example, lemm.ee/instances

            Down at the bottom of the list you should see who they have defederated, meaning lemm.ee and those will not share content amongst each other.

            So if you want to see more stuff you need to make a new account somewhere with less or no defederation. Personally I recommend lemmy.zip, I chose it specifically because they only defederate illegal content and meta. From there I can do the blocking of stuff I don’t want to see myself, I just like to have that control and not someone else.

      • @BitingChaos@lemmy.world
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        I’m on Lemmy.world.

        Piracy talk is a big no-no, but I do get to see the continuous creation of never-ending pornographic hentai & furry shit or whatever. The drawings look like sexualized cartoons made for children and the furry stuff just looks like people drawing out their sick sexual fantasies of animals. Totally normal for the communities that are into that stuff. Don’t kink shame!

        My blocked community list is several pages long now. I really hate that I have to fucking VISIT a community before I can click something to block it. I wish I could tap-and-hold on a post and be able to block the community it was posted in or block their whole fucking disgusting server.

        But I can’t.

        Because that’s the beauty of Lemmy and federation.

        I’m guessing lemm.ee admins take a stronger stance against sick shit.

        Edit: a lot of the posts I see are from communities on the “yiffit.net” server. I have no idea how to block the entire thing. I’ll block one community from there and then posts from another will show up.

        Edit2: just saw a “kurumi_nsfw” post that looked like a drawing of a naked little girl and an “animefeet” post a little below where I saw this thread, so it’s definitely showing up for people.

      • @yacht_boy@lemmy.world
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        Do you allow NSFW content by default? I’m no prude, but I had to turn it off just because there was so much hentai and related porn.

        • KingJalopy
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          No I get some NSFW content but usually just light topless in jeans or whatever

      • @cerevant@lemm.ee
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        11 year ago
        1. Make sure you are browsing all, not subscribed or local.
        2. It depends on the time of day. Certain things are more popular at certain times of day in different time zones.
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    Hentai? I never saw those in my feed. Are you sure it’s not the NSFW communities you subscribed to?

      • 𝘋𝘪𝘳𝘬
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        I don’t know why you get downvotes for this. This is completely correct. “no porn” is one of their instance rules.

        But they don’t block instances that allow porn, so there’s NSFW content coming from them and I am fine with this. No hentai, though (at least not enough to qualify as “so much” to me …)

          • 𝘋𝘪𝘳𝘬
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            Funny, they really did. I remember this particular instance not being defederated some time ago. The rules say “no porn” so it’s understandable, though.

  • Obinice
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    I have no idea, can you provide examples for my research?

    I actually think I might have NSFW turned off because I’ve never seen a single NSFW post on Lemmy, hmm

  • because for whatever reason that is what YOU tend to see in YOUR feed; why that is so, I do not know, it is not in mine.

    Can you tell me where you found it so I can stay away from those places?

  • @secret301@sh.itjust.works
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    I haven’t seen that much hentai, just regular porn. What communities have you been seeing with hentai? So I can uh stay away from them

  • Sulfur
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    Because a lot of people like hentai ¯_( ͠° ͟ل͜ ͡°)_/¯

  • Hal-5700X
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    Freedom, that’s why. If you don’t like it, block the communities. You have the tools to solve the problem.

  • @doggle@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    Lemmy has been in large part adopted by horny weebs. Just block the communities or set your reader app to filter out nsfw posts.

    Or become a connoisseur ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

    • @niktemadur@lemmy.world
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      It doesn’t matter how many of these communities I keep blocking and blocking and blocking, the barrage just keeps on coming, it’s relentless, they refuse to stick to one community or even two dozen of them, they have to make what seems like hundreds.

      • @spamfajitas@lemmy.world
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        The worst are the horde of not necessarily nsfw celebrity communities. Thankfully it’s all from 1-2 users so you can just block them, but it’s like there’s another new one created every couple seconds.

  • Presi300
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    161 year ago

    It’s the internet, nothing you can do about it