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faq:post_share:content_warning_when_to_use [2022/11/16 05:22] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation dreadpir8robotsfaq:post_share:content_warning_when_to_use [2022/11/17 18:01] (current) – Add warning on hashtags in conjunctiion with CW 4n68r
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 ===== Spoilers ===== ===== Spoilers =====
-Spoilers are called spoilers for a reason, so try not to be the person who ruins something fun for someone else. Use the Content Warning feature to prevent inadvertently exposing readers to spoilers (e.g., discussing the answer to a past CTF challenge, discussing the ending of a movie, book, or video game).+Spoilers are called spoilers for a reason, so try not to be the person who ruins something fun for someone else. Use the Content Warning feature to prevent inadvertently exposing readers to spoilers (e.g., discussing the answer to a past CTF challenge, discussing the ending of a movie, book, or video game or anything relating to a live sporting event - not everyone is able to see it live).
  
 ===== Narrow interest or personal content ===== ===== Narrow interest or personal content =====
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 ====== When should I not use a Content Warning? ====== ====== When should I not use a Content Warning? ======
-There's no rule on this. Some people may disagree with your use of Content Warnings if it is tedious, repetitive, or misleading. If it's egregiously misleading, you might be breaking one of the [[:rules:|Infosec.Exchange rules]], but otherwise, it's between you and whoever is reading your post.+ 
 +<block important>**When [[faq:post_share:content_warning_how_to_use|using a Content Warning (CW)]],** only the hashtags that occur within the CW itself will be searchable, not any that appear in the (initially) hidden content. As such, //be sure to include relevant hashtags to help others find your post in the CW message itself//.</block> 
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 +There's no rule on this. Some people may disagree with your use of Content Warnings if it is tedious, repetitive, or misleading. If it's egregiously misleading or abusive, you might be breaking one of the [[:rules:|Infosec.Exchange rules]], but otherwise, it's between you and whoever is reading your post.