Replying to ItsMe

Yeah, normal people don't want to accidentally see NSFW content, because they could happen at inopportune moments. Client filters help, but only if people know how to use them, and many people won't bother learning ... they'll just abandon Nostr entirely.

I'm not sure what the answer is, but it only takes 2-3 times of being surprised by such content before people start to question the value of the network.
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Jimmy 2y ago

All the NSFW content I've seen on nostr has content warnings, so nothing is displayed unless you explicitly click the show button.

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ItsMe 2y ago

You've been lucky, then. Not everyone tags / CWs such contents.

But this is mostly a subpost of a conversation in another thread where someone was angered about a client that filtered some post from its 'trending' list.

If we want to see numeric growth in the network, some client will have to become "normal person friendly" and default to filtering. It won't have to be on by default in all clients. Just one or two that people new to Nostr can start out using.