Serious question, why the [CW: Assumes Viewer is Trans] tag in the title? Like I get having some CW or TW but I’d assume that on a SM site specifically for trans/queer people (blahaj Lemmy), in the page “Trans memes”, is pretty much the place to put trans POV posts…
The idea is that you tag content that might make people feel excluded if they’re trans, but not the gender that the meme assumes. Or maybe conversely, content that triggers people because they get reminded of their transness and maybe don’t want to / cannot deal with that on a given day and thus might want to filter memes that concern their specific situation.
I left it because CW: Nonbinary was listed as well, thought it may provide some value in that direction. I understand that you think the tag is pointless, should I remove it?
Serious question, why the [CW: Assumes Viewer is Trans] tag in the title? Like I get having some CW or TW but I’d assume that on a SM site specifically for trans/queer people (blahaj Lemmy), in the page “Trans memes”, is pretty much the place to put trans POV posts…
I thought this was the correct way to tag since the community rules in the sidebar specifically request CWs for Transfem/Transmasc POVs.
The idea is that you tag content that might make people feel excluded if they’re trans, but not the gender that the meme assumes. Or maybe conversely, content that triggers people because they get reminded of their transness and maybe don’t want to / cannot deal with that on a given day and thus might want to filter memes that concern their specific situation.
I left it because
CW: Nonbinarywas listed as well, thought it may provide some value in that direction. I understand that you think the tag is pointless, should I remove it?I mean, if you want. I don’t think most trans people are going to feel offended, though.
What is SM?
Not OP but probably sexual minority
Oh my god no, I mean social media xD
social media already has an internationally known abbreviation.
Oh rip I’m dumb lol thanks for clarifying