Maybe we should add a label reading "contains irreverent humour" for joke threads people could get offended by... that's how they tend to do it on dvds and such...
I'm sorry, but I really, really, really dislike the idea of a label for sarcasm, humour, anything like that. We can take away all the labels for self-harm etc, but can't read some jokes? Seems a bit twisted to me.
Do we ban all content that could potentially offend someone else (at a risk of it being a very, very long list and there not being much left) or do we put a safeguard in place that those of us who ARE helped (or at least not harmed) by irreverent humour can have that, while preventing those who find it unhelpful from being exposed to it?
I don't think trying to shield people from humour is ever a good or beneficial thing. If the joke is a personal attack then of course that is wrong, but sometimes people need to separate a joke from a personal attack.
I just find it absolutely incredible that we can remove labels for topics involving self-harm and others, yet can't openly have a laugh. I can't be the only one to have their mind boggled by that, surely.
When we lose twenty pounds... we may be losing the twenty best pounds we have! We may be losing the pounds that contain our genius, our humanity, our love and honesty. ~Woody Allen
Is a chocolate muffin loving glitter ball
Then wear the gold hat, if that will move her;
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Just to say we have added new labels in the creative corner
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When we lose twenty pounds... we may be losing the twenty best pounds we have! We may be losing the pounds that contain our genius, our humanity, our love and honesty. ~Woody Allen
Is a chocolate muffin loving glitter ball