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For educational purposes, Wikipedia contains images of genitalia or illustrations of sexual activities. However, not all readers are comfortable encountering such content. Therefore, I have an idea that will allow such content to remain on Wikipedia: Blur the image, and in the foreground, have a short warning with a display button, like Reddit. Reddit implementation (source: Google): {F23151700} Proposed WP implementation (clicking anywhere on the image displays it): {F23152658} **How would images be marked?** //Specific// categories that are applied to such image pages automatically mark the image as NSFW. Moreover, specific NSFW images can be marked via the page (e.g. with a template).

For educational purposes, Wikipedia contains images of genitalia or illustrations of sexual activities. However, not all readers are comfortable encountering such content. Therefore, I have an idea that will allow such content to remain on Wikipedia: Blur the image, and in the foreground, have a short warning with a display button, like Reddit. Reddit implementation (source: Google): {F23151700} Proposed WP implementation (clicking anywhere on the image displays it): {F23152658} **How would images be marked?** //Specific// categories that are applied to such image pages automatically mark the image as NSFW. Moreover, specific NSFW images can be marked via the page (e.g. with a template). ---- Opt-out of warning via Preferences (for logged in users), perhaps a checkbox for logged-out users?

For educational purposes, Wikipedia contains images of genitalia or illustrations of sexual activities. However, not all readers are comfortable encountering such content. Therefore, I have an idea that will allow such content to remain on Wikipedia: Blur the image, and in the foreground, have a short warning with a display button, like Reddit. Reddit implementation (source: Google): {F23151700} Proposed WP implementation (clicking anywhere on the image displays it): {F23152658} **How would images be marked?** //Specific// categories that are applied to such image pages automatically mark the image as NSFW. Moreover, specific NSFW images can be marked via the page (e.g. with a template). ---- Opt-out of warning via Preferences (for logged in users), perhaps a checkbox for logged-out users?