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This is the sort of discussion to have at Image Pickin', not ATT. But regarding the image, it's not disturbing at all to me. It's kinda gross, and I can see the issue once I stare at it, but I genuinely just thought they were blank red eyes at first. What counts as "triggering" to one person is completely inaffective on another, and TVT doesn't typically provide content warnings.
Granted, it's very rare that any sort of gore has an impact on me anyway; I'm just not bothered by it, at least not when it comes to fiction.
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This question feels kind of silly to ask considering how subjective triggers are, but I want to put it forth anyway.
It no longer seems to be up, but I remember at one point, Tearjerker.Thirteen Reasons Why had its page image hidden behind a content warning. The image itself was not graphic, but what it implied could be triggering and so that’s why the folder was there.
I’m wondering if something similar can be done for other pages. The reason I ask is I was browsing the pages for Film.Event Horizon, and the Nighmare Fuel page’s image contains major Eye Scream. Now, I know I am ultimately responsible for what content I consume on this wiki, and I can handle being jumpscared by Nightmare Fuel pages. Heck, I can even handle reading about the things that happen in Event Horizon. But reading about it and seeing it are two very different things, at least for me, and I would’ve appreciated a warning.
I can’t be the first person who has had an experience like this, and here is what I propose: a list of common triggers that images with those triggers should warn about first. Again, I know triggers are a very subjective thing, and it would take a lot of work. But it feels worth it to me.
Thank you for coming to my borderline vent session.