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I don't think it's ableist either, I'm just worried that posts like these are going to cause people to not take other CW's seriously.
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Fore example, movies use that kind of thing all the time? Like if a movie is rated, "G", it would then give a list of things that could contain everything that would fall under that letter rating. At least, that's what my perception of content warnings are.
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"Content warning" just feels like too strong of a word. A better usage when the website transfers over would be just, "topic", in my opinion but hey that's fine if we disagree.
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But that goes to my previous point? If you feel negative after seeing the letter b you wouldn't even be on twitter due to how many times the letter b is sent on this platform? Still a little confused sorry.
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I get what you're saying, but titling it "CW" just doesn't sound right. Maybe instead of that, they could transfer it over to how you would tweet normally, or maybe like a, "content ahead:"
But CW's should be used for like violence, nsfw, etc
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Well yea, but the problem lies when it goes over to twitter and is titled, "CW", when that typically is used for other serious topics, not a singular letter of the alphabet.
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That sounds like a nice concept, but it's still titled, "content warning", when there isn't content to warn about? Still a little confused, but shouldn't it be titled something else if it isn't worthy of what people use content warnings for?
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Then it's the crossposter's fault. In my opinion the crossposter shouldn't be using CW's like that if they mean an entirely different thing?
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That would make sense, but the problem lies when the letter b is literally used in nearly everything English wise. It's impossible to avoid that letter.
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But why wouldn't someone want to read the letter b? Especially when the letter is used so commonly in English. Again, people who don't understand will see this which will feed the fire of not taking content warnings seriously.
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Exactly, if someone was seriously triggered by the letter b, they wouldn't even be on twitter in the first place. That letter is too commonly used, just like the rest of the alphabet.
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I don't even know what to make of this one. This has got to be satire. As a person that also need's content warnings on things, it's people like this that make people not want to take content warnings seriously.
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Something that's been on my mind since I was a child was the deeper lore of Mario... and trust me it's there. Would love to make a theory on the Mario franchise honestly.
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Definitely. 5 days straight of working and having to rewrite and re-edit the last 5 minutes of the video was also a pain lol
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