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"Starting today, Twitter has announced that developers will have access to a new field in the Twitter API called &amp;quot;possibly_sensitive&amp;quot;. This field will eventually allow developers to build an option into their clients that allows users to flag links or pictures that they post on twitter as NSFW or &amp;quot;Not Safe For Work&amp;quot;.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nCurrently if users post questionable content, they can be reported by other Twitter users. Once reported, Twitter follows a procedure to review the content:\r\nWe label the media as being possibly sensitivechange your account setting to \u201CMark my media as containing potentially sensitive content\u201D so that future uploads are marked accordinglyYou will receive an email letting you know that we\u2019ve labeled your media and changed your media setting. You will be able to change your media settings on your account settings page, though this image and any other images that have been labeled will remain marked as \u201Cpossibly sensitive\u201D.\r\nIf you're a Twitter user that posts content that may be sensitive, then you do have the option of preemptively changing your account settings to reflect that what you post is sensitive.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nIf developers adopt this new flag, and the additional API's that will take advantage of it, it will allow users of their client to toggle individual posts as sensitive more easily. Any images marked as sensitive will have a warning message inserted that any user clicking on it will see first, before viewing the image. If you've changed your account settings to show you sensitive content, you'll be able to see it without the warning message.\r\n\r\n\r\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://thenextweb.com/twitter/2011/07/29/twitter-plans-to-add-an-nsfw-flag-for-sensitive-tweets/>