I don't know how to address all the other things about censorship (I still disagree with the usage of the word) just because my opinion is simply: Writing a warning does not make you change your mindset, nor does it oppress you.
But I just want to emphasize that for a lot of people, warnings in kinkmemes aren't for people who want to read that subject. I don't know, would it even be called a 'warning' if so? It would be the genre, or the title of the prompt. I play around in two other kinkmemes and a lot of the time, people warn for rape, underage, inappropriate teacher/student relationship, torture, etc so that people can avoid reading that if it's not their cup of tea. I know I use warnings to avoid genres I dislike. I think this fairly different take to what warnings are for might be part of why you feel that way about this subject.
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Re: Mod Post
Date: 2011-06-23 10:27 am (UTC)I don't know how to address all the other things about censorship (I still disagree with the usage of the word) just because my opinion is simply: Writing a warning does not make you change your mindset, nor does it oppress you.
But I just want to emphasize that for a lot of people, warnings in kinkmemes aren't for people who want to read that subject. I don't know, would it even be called a 'warning' if so? It would be the genre, or the title of the prompt. I play around in two other kinkmemes and a lot of the time, people warn for rape, underage, inappropriate teacher/student relationship, torture, etc so that people can avoid reading that if it's not their cup of tea. I know I use warnings to avoid genres I dislike. I think this fairly different take to what warnings are for might be part of why you feel that way about this subject.