I have asked two questions with disturbing content.
Should I warn viewers with NSFW?
I have asked two questions with disturbing content.
Should I warn viewers with NSFW?
The StackExchange network does allow for spoilers on images.You just have to preface the image with an '>!' Greater Than followed by Exclamation Point. This will create a spoiler-block quote. As seen here
Warning: NSFW
Puppies http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/nightline/wp-content/uploads/puppies.jpeg
The immediately visible post should not contain any NSFW images.
We want to give visitors a choice whether they want to view such content or not. And it doesn't really require much of a compromise on our part, we simply should link instead of embed images that are potentially disturbing. Anyone that wants to view them just has to follow one link more.
Rephrasing titles is something that should generally not be necessary, but might be a good idea in some very rare cases. Questions titles can be shown across the entire SE network, which can cause some trouble as we're addressing a much wider audience with different expectations.
Normally it's better to either leave a link with a warning, or leave an address without a link (for example by adding a space after http://
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Also, it is good practice to prefix posts which contain known trauma triggers with a warning, and not use trigger words in titles.
In other words, make the posts "safe", even when they talk about NSFW material.