Questionable.
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Hmm... Personally, I consider post #1240694 to be questionable.
More opinions?
I consider post #1240694 to be Q given how up-her-ass Homura's panties are.
post #1248372, Rating: Safe.
What the hell, Danbooru?
EDIT: Never mind, dean exia changed it to Q. Thank you, sir.
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Not to say that I really care, but for post #1240694 and post #1248372 to not be listed "safe", we will be redefining the ratings again. "Safe" has never really meant "work-safe". I could *maybe* see post #1248372 listed as questionable for innuendo, but since neither image really exposes anything or features any overt sexual activity, they both would have been listed "safe" by our previous metrics.
Okay, let's assume that, according to howto:rate, post #1240694 and post #1248372 are Safe. Then how should be rated, say, post #1138680? Beyond Safe?
I may be far from being a Danbooru rating system expert (I once was almost suspected in being a vandal) - that's why I am posting in this thread.
Still, I find it pretty weird for site staff to be unable to reach consensus on how to rate a post. Perhaps, howto:rate entry is not that perfect?
post #1138680 "All art clearly lacking sexual content."
post #1240694 "Tasteful panty shots."
post #1248372
That's a rather large bulge in her panties. (anatomy fail?) If that weren't there, I'd suggest a safe rating, too.
Everything less questionable than "questionable" is safe. I can't see any good argument for adding a fourth level. In all honesty, two levels should be sufficient if it weren't for the issue of everything defaulting to one or the other.
Part of the problem with staff being unable to reach consensus is the fact that the standards have drifted over time. Howto:rate as it exists right now is a revised version of the second major iteration of the rating rules developed by Hazuki two years ago. In none of the systems so far has safe been "work-safe" though, in part, due to the fact that "work-safe" is an incredibly subjective thing to define, especially with content like Danbooru's.
The initial version of the rules was pretty cut and dry:
if: {genitals, body fluids, or sex} → then explict,
else if: {breasts, pubic hair, strong innuendo} → questionable,
else: safe
It was clean-cut, (almost) completely objective, and very easy to rate uniformly
Hazuki decided a major overhaul was in order to allow us to better separate "porn" from "artistic nude". This lead to today's howto:rate, where as was his intent, would allow for non-sexual nudity in "safe" and a somewhat broader interpretation of questionable to allow somewhat more "tasteful" content to be separated from explicit.
I didn't have any strong objections at the time, but the second system was much more subjective and caused more confusion as to what gets rated as what.
Rating a clothed character (without very strong innuendo) as "questionable" goes beyond either of the two existing rating systems put forward thus far. As I said before, I don't particularly mind too much (though I'd lean towards keeping what we have). If we did want to make a change, a thread should be dedicated to it, and it should be discussed. It should also be noted that the more subjective it is, the less likely it is to be used consistently between members, and the more likely it is people won't agree on how to use it. Also keep in mind (as with the previous revision), old content is very unlikely to be updated to fit the new standards to any great degree, and will very likely remain at odds with the new system.
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Here we go again...
I'd like to question more than 50% of the results (as of moment of posting).
Also, post #1242907. For some mysterious reasons people keep rating it Q.
D'Eye said:
Also, post #1242907. For some mysterious reasons people keep rating it Q.
One user changed the rating from safe to questionable, so that’s a rather low amount of people. Looks safe to me, though. Changed.
kittey said:
One user changed the rating from safe to questionable, so that’s a rather low amount of people. Looks safe to me, though. Changed.
Well, I just thought that if RiderFan has rated the post Q after I set its rating to S, perhaps the original poster left the Q tag there intentionally and, perhaps, there's something wrong with me.
Anyway, thanks.
post #129509 and its child post, post #128946.
post #122177
post #154081
post #125903
post #256266
The above are all currently E. Do old posts from before the ratings system all default to E or something? Or is there actually something about them that makes them E? I haven't changed the ratings yet, in case the latter is true.
Ratings have always defaulted to Q, but the standards back then were more automated and stringent than today.
Of the listed posts, the only one that would be E is post #125903, due to obvious bodily fluids. The rest is Q.