NSFW Standards

Although I am reluctant to support the recent tightening of NSFW regulations, honestly speaking, the line from which an image is considered NSFW is too vague. Currently, it seems that a machine judgment is being made, but when the same prompt is used all over again, images that could previously be posted suddenly cannot be posted, or in some cases can be posted and in other cases cannot be posted, and there have been a string of cases where images can be generated but cannot be published. We are told to "check the terms and conditions," but even after checking the terms and conditions, there are some that "we don't know what constitutes NSFW," and we are beyond baffled to the point of dismay. In particular, it is not clear how the line is drawn, for example, illustrations of women in microbikinis cannot be posted uniformly, while those in swimming suits can be posted (but are rarely deleted), etc. Even if they are not in particularly indecent poses, such as standing upright with hands on hips, they will be deleted if they are in microbikinis, while those with their front bare are deleted. On the other hand, if a person is wearing a jersey with his or her front exposed, he or she can post it without any problem. I have endured this for some time now, but I am "angry" at the quandary, and I would like to share this with you.

I would also like to share that on some other platforms I use, it is possible to share underwear or topless without nipple exposure, which is NSFW but zoned, and there is also the ability to exclude it beforehand by tagging or filtering it here (this feature is a bit confusing).

(This function may be a little confusing.)