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Content Advisory Advice
This article is safe for work. Due to the recent addition of a NSFW (not safe for work) section of the site, I have prepared some simple instructions for parents who wish to block that section of the website. In addition, I have now added ICRA labels to every page in the NSFW category (all future pages will include this as well). ICRA describes themselves thus:
By attaching certain text labels to the webpages that contain adult content I am giving parents the control over what pages will display to their children. You may need to modify your webbrowser options to enable the ratings on your computer.
Blocking NSFW in Internet Explorer
This set of instructions is based on Internet Explorer 7, but it should be similar in earlier versions.
Step 1: Open your internet options (Tools menu, Internet Options)
Step 2: click “Content” which will allow you to enable the content advisor:
By setting a password you are able to override the settings when you are viewing the site if you wish. Do not pick a password that your children will guess.
Step 3: Click “Settings” to open the following panel (copy the text exactly as you see it)
Step 4: Click “General” and ensure that your settings are the same as in the image below (be sure to set your password as well)
Final Note
It is our aim to accomodate everyone on the site – I hope that the information above will be sufficient to allow you all to continue viewing the site in spite of the NSFW content you may wish to block.
I will update this post in the future with details instructions for firefox and safari.