Blimey

[anonymous-user]

“ I'm sure you realise that you posted inappropriate, not safe for work content that is against the forum rules.

And then you went back and posted it again.
TOPIC CLOSED”

No discussion?

I didn’t think it had worked first time. I’ve seen worse and it was just a picture of an adult toy.

Define nsfw - is it in the rules or subjective?

[Doofus]

MikeHo said:

Define nsfw - is it in the rules or subjective?

Would you want your HR manager/boss to see what you'd posted (during work time, possibly)?

It's not complicated, TBF.

And, no, there is no discussion.

[jeremyc]

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