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In reply to the discussion: Images of Nudity on the DU. Please provide a "Warning" for me, if no one else. [View all]bananas
(27,509 posts)39. You should turn off images in your browser.
Video forum thumbnails are on the frontpage. I've posted femen videos, sometimes the thumbnails show breasts, nothing I can do about that.
LBN requires the exact title, we're not allowed to put NSFW in the subject line.
You should turn off images in your browser.
Even then, Skinner started a thread titled "FUCK", it was on the home page and greatest page.
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Images of Nudity on the DU. Please provide a "Warning" for me, if no one else. [View all]
David Zephyr
Mar 2013
OP
Remember that the employer has many ways of knowing what you are doing at your desk
undeterred
Mar 2013
#2
I think there are probably some employers who would not want their employees
undeterred
Mar 2013
#11
Ah, a 'WARNING'. When I first read your subject line I thought you wanted us to send an 'alert'
Tx4obama
Mar 2013
#3
NSFW (not safe for work) should be in the subject line. It's not worth losing one's job!
freshwest
Mar 2013
#22
Many employers now run software allowing them to view a computer screen along w/employees
Melinda
Mar 2013
#10
1. NSFW is standard on any forum I ever went to so that folks don't get fired
Benton D Struckcheon
Mar 2013
#36
You're right - and some sites (ie; reddit) actually require posting ALL nudity in the NSFW section
Melinda
Mar 2013
#37
Don't use your work computer for personal use and you will never have a problem. Easy.
idwiyo
Mar 2013
#20
You know a lot of people are going to open this topic hoping for the best.
Spitfire of ATJ
Mar 2013
#25
While I agree with you, most requests for a warning are because "I'm at work".
talkingmime
Mar 2013
#42