Discussion: NSFW images in spoiler tags

[htismaqe]

I think somebody needs to define "not safe for work".

Our corporate proxy does not allow us to download pictures of beer, for example.

For the longest time, my AVATAR (a bottle of Das Echte Schwaben Brau) was technically NOT SAFE FOR WORK.

Again, if your company is THAT uptight that an embedded graphic that you didn't even click on could be a potential problem for you, DON'T SURF CHIEFSPLANET WITH A COMPANY COMPUTER.

Quite frankly, if you work for a Fortune 500 publicly-traded company, surfing the Planet - SFW or not - is against company policy.

[Fire Me Boy!]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

I think somebody needs to define "not safe for work".

Our corporate proxy does not allow us to download pictures of beer, for example.

For the longest time, my AVATAR (a bottle of Das Echte Schwaben Brau) was technically NOT SAFE FOR WORK.

Again, if your company is THAT uptight that an embedded graphic that you didn't even click on could be a potential problem for you, DON'T SURF CHIEFSPLANET WITH A COMPANY COMPUTER.

Quite frankly, if you work for a Fortune 500 publicly-traded company, surfing the Planet - SFW or not - is against company policy.

True enough. That said, a lot of IT departments will let bikini pics slide... throw in some full nudity and you've crossed a line.

[Fish]

Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!

True enough. That said, a lot of IT departments will let bikini pics slide... throw in some full nudity and you've crossed a line.

What are you talking about? Very very very few IT departments give two shits about that kind of thing. We have much better things to worry about than wasting time and bandwidth to scan your computer cache for pictures. And you keep trying to differentiate between bikini and nude pics. But the system doesn't care. Unless you're running some kind of image scanning process on all cache images, the system doesn't differentiate between a bikini pic and a horserape pic. The resources required for that kind of thing wouldn't be wasted on determining whether Joe Businessman is looking at nudie pics linked from chiefsplanet. Like has been said, if your IT is watching you at anything close to that level, you're already ****ed and chiefsplanet is the least of your worries.

You're making way to big of a deal about this...

[BigRedChief]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

I think somebody needs to define "not safe for work".

Our corporate proxy does not allow us to download pictures of beer, for example.

For the longest time, my AVATAR (a bottle of Das Echte Schwaben Brau) was technically NOT SAFE FOR WORK.

Again, if your company is THAT uptight that an embedded graphic that you didn't even click on could be a potential problem for you, DON'T SURF CHIEFSPLANET WITH A COMPANY COMPUTER.

Quite frankly, if you work for a Fortune 500 publicly-traded company, surfing the Planet - SFW or not - is against company policy.

If you don't realize it then take it from me and htismage. Your work computer caches EVERYTHING on this website. If your company has a strict internet use policy, best to wait till your off work or on your smartphone to visit the site.