[Clipart] Clipart NSFW

[Greg Bulmash]

That image is already tagged as NSFW.  Look at the page. "This upload 
might be 'Not Safe For Work'".

It's not a mater of tagging the image it seems. It's a matter of the API 
not returning this tag.

ALBERT KEVIN wrote:
> This is about real NSFW stuff. For example, if I search for "school",
> the 2nd link returned by the API is:
> http://openclipart.org/media/files/nudiepics/13438, what you should not
> recommend for 5-6 years old children. This result is because
> "schoolgirls" is a tag of this image. 
> 
> Adding an NSFW tag would then clarify the search that will become a
> "school-NSFW" and eliminate unwanted hits. The material I would like to
> avoid that a sexually explicit nature. The majority of pictures that
> I've met her already marked on the site as NSFW, but the API does not
> mention.
> 
> Kevin Albert
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> On 07/30/2009 05:40 PM, Nicu Buculei wrote:
>> On 07/30/2009 05:22 PM, ALBERT KEVIN wrote:
>>> I work in the design of a search interface for schools of Quebec. The
>>> interface translates the french words in english, to conduct a search
>>> using your API. However, some results was not safe for school. The
> term
>>> NSFW is not returned by the API. I wonder if it was possible to add a
>>> special tag where an image is NSFW classified, to allow a filter on
> the
>>> search results.
>> Sure. Can you help us by providing a list of NSFW images you found? Do
>> you want to become an editor and help us with such tagging?
> 
> Oh, forgot to add: I hope the complaint is about real NSFW stuff, not 
> things like http://openclipart.org/media/files/nicubunu/7490
> 
>> Of course, before start tagging, I think we should define ourselves
> what
>> NSWF is and add the info to the moderation guidelines
>> (http://openclipart.org/wiki/Moderation)
> 
>