Comments on: Your Work Is Not Safe For Sex Or Boobies http://www.erosblog.com/2006/03/21/your-work-is-not-safe-for-sex-or-boobies/ Sex Blogging, Gratuitous Nudity, Kinky Sex, Sundry Sensuality Sat, 11 Feb 2012 07:00:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: max http://www.erosblog.com/2006/03/21/your-work-is-not-safe-for-sex-or-boobies/#comment-5593 max Mon, 27 Mar 2006 08:00:00 +0000 http://www.erosblog.com/wp/2006/03/21/your-work-is-not-safe-for-sex-or-boobies/#comment-5593 Hello
Les sites adulte pendant les heures de travail, c’est pas prévu par les employeurs …! Mais c’est quand même de la que viennent la plupart des visites. Pour moi les plus mauvais jours d’audience sont le samedi et le dimanche !
Salut

]]> By: Bacchus http://www.erosblog.com/2006/03/21/your-work-is-not-safe-for-sex-or-boobies/#comment-5592 Bacchus Sun, 26 Mar 2006 13:30:00 +0000 http://www.erosblog.com/wp/2006/03/21/your-work-is-not-safe-for-sex-or-boobies/#comment-5592 I think there's been some misunderstanding of my point, here. I'm resigned to the fact that an adult content warning of some sort is going to be seen as desireable by some of the folks who link to sex blogs. I don't really have a problem with that. It's really the *nature* of the warning tag that gets my hackles up. The "not safe for work" concept puts the philosophical onus on my content, suggesting that there's something about my content that's inappropriate for viewing in the workplace. Whereas, the reality is that it's *workplaces* that are broken, if folks are going to get in trouble for viewing a picture of a spoof euro with not-very-attractive boobs on it. The other problem with the "not safe for work" tag is that it's so horrifyingly provincial; it assumes that the audience for the material including the tag is overwhelmingly from the United States and engaged in corporate office work. The world at large is far bigger and contains more economic alternatives than the NSFW tag acknowledges. I think there’s been some misunderstanding of my point, here.

I’m resigned to the fact that an adult content warning of some sort is going to be seen as desireable by some of the folks who link to sex blogs. I don’t really have a problem with that.

It’s really the *nature* of the warning tag that gets my hackles up. The “not safe for work” concept puts the philosophical onus on my content, suggesting that there’s something about my content that’s inappropriate for viewing in the workplace. Whereas, the reality is that it’s *workplaces* that are broken, if folks are going to get in trouble for viewing a picture of a spoof euro with not-very-attractive boobs on it.

The other problem with the “not safe for work” tag is that it’s so horrifyingly provincial; it assumes that the audience for the material including the tag is overwhelmingly from the United States and engaged in corporate office work. The world at large is far bigger and contains more economic alternatives than the NSFW tag acknowledges.

]]> By: Sine.Qua.Non http://www.erosblog.com/2006/03/21/your-work-is-not-safe-for-sex-or-boobies/#comment-5591 Sine.Qua.Non Sun, 26 Mar 2006 06:38:00 +0000 http://www.erosblog.com/wp/2006/03/21/your-work-is-not-safe-for-sex-or-boobies/#comment-5591 :O I'm going to have to plead guilty to this one. I have linked here a few times and in some cases I did warn and in others I did not, depending on the content. I am not sexually repressed, but the reality is, that much of society in the U.S. of A. is.....or, pretends to be. So, for example, if you work for the government, and click on a link coming to a site regarding sexuality and which contains adult nudity and sex.....it's a good idea to know these things so you wait until you get home to have a look. I think it is ridiculous......but, it is also reality. And, reality often sucks. Sorry, but, if I continue to link to this site, it will be with a warning most likely - because of the subject matter and photographs. Not due to any personal aversion to your site - I love this site. Maybe, some day, society won't be so elementally stupid and narrow-minded about sex. :O I’m going to have to plead guilty to this one. I have linked here a few times and in some cases I did warn and in others I did not, depending on the content. I am not sexually repressed, but the reality is, that much of society in the U.S. of A. is…..or, pretends to be. So, for example, if you work for the government, and click on a link coming to a site regarding sexuality and which contains adult nudity and sex…..it’s a good idea to know these things so you wait until you get home to have a look.

I think it is ridiculous……but, it is also reality. And, reality often sucks.

Sorry, but, if I continue to link to this site, it will be with a warning most likely – because of the subject matter and photographs. Not due to any personal aversion to your site – I love this site.

Maybe, some day, society won’t be so elementally stupid and narrow-minded about sex.

]]> By: cagedude http://www.erosblog.com/2006/03/21/your-work-is-not-safe-for-sex-or-boobies/#comment-5589 cagedude Thu, 23 Mar 2006 16:08:00 +0000 http://www.erosblog.com/wp/2006/03/21/your-work-is-not-safe-for-sex-or-boobies/#comment-5589 Ha! I love that idea. Ha! I love that idea.

]]> By: d http://www.erosblog.com/2006/03/21/your-work-is-not-safe-for-sex-or-boobies/#comment-5588 d Thu, 23 Mar 2006 12:16:00 +0000 http://www.erosblog.com/wp/2006/03/21/your-work-is-not-safe-for-sex-or-boobies/#comment-5588 *ahem* I'd, um, just like to make a comment about the Euro notes. I think we should get something like that started here, perhaps matching the denomination with the appropriate celebrity. Say, Paris Hilton on a 99-cent note, Ashlee Simpson on a $3 note, Anna Nicole Smith on a billion-dollar note. Any comments? *ahem* I’d, um, just like to make a comment about the Euro notes. I think we should get something like that started here, perhaps matching the denomination with the appropriate celebrity. Say, Paris Hilton on a 99-cent note, Ashlee Simpson on a $3 note, Anna Nicole Smith on a billion-dollar note. Any comments?

]]> By: Harvey http://www.erosblog.com/2006/03/21/your-work-is-not-safe-for-sex-or-boobies/#comment-5590 Harvey Thu, 23 Mar 2006 06:41:00 +0000 http://www.erosblog.com/wp/2006/03/21/your-work-is-not-safe-for-sex-or-boobies/#comment-5590 I'm pretty well on the same page as Lurking. Most of my blog's readers have a general idea of how explicit my site is, and surf accordingly. However, when I link to (or post) content that's more explicit than normal, I like to include a warning as a courtesy to my readers so that they don't get an unpleasant (or TOO pleasant, as the case may be) surprise. Meanwhile, knowing that you hate "NSFW", I put "NC17" by your link instead, to indicate that it has adult content. Is that better? worse? same? I’m pretty well on the same page as Lurking.

Most of my blog’s readers have a general idea of how explicit my site is, and surf accordingly. However, when I link to (or post) content that’s more explicit than normal, I like to include a warning as a courtesy to my readers so that they don’t get an unpleasant (or TOO pleasant, as the case may be) surprise.

Meanwhile, knowing that you hate “NSFW”, I put “NC17″ by your link instead, to indicate that it has adult content.

Is that better? worse? same?

]]> By: Zeppellina http://www.erosblog.com/2006/03/21/your-work-is-not-safe-for-sex-or-boobies/#comment-5582 Zeppellina Wed, 22 Mar 2006 17:27:00 +0000 http://www.erosblog.com/wp/2006/03/21/your-work-is-not-safe-for-sex-or-boobies/#comment-5582 Perfect timing on this post! I have a friend who works as a technician in a lab, he has only just been provided with a PC for his work area, he isn`t PC literate, and is using free time during his lunch and tea breaks to surf and learn about the machine. 2 Days ago, he sent me an email asking for the link to my site, I was flattered that he was interested, and sent him a link. Yesterday I got a phone call asking how he could "de-zep" his PC to remove all traces of my site in case he got into trouble for the content.......?!!!!! My first response was "Are you kidding...?"....and then I realised he was serious. Perfect timing on this post!
I have a friend who works as a technician in a lab, he has only just been provided with a PC for his work area, he isn`t PC literate, and is using free time during his lunch and tea breaks to surf and learn about the machine.
2 Days ago, he sent me an email asking for the link to my site, I was flattered that he was interested, and sent him a link.
Yesterday I got a phone call asking how he could “de-zep” his PC to remove all traces of my site in case he got into trouble for the content…….?!!!!!
My first response was “Are you kidding…?”….and then I realised he was serious.

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