More filters at the main site?

[EzequielBE]

Hi all,

 

I really like the game and am very grateful for Nexus providing such a quality platform (imho) for mods, but pretty much every time I visit the site I'm somewhat... uneasy by some of the content provided. Sex mods, cum mods, self-mutilation mods, prostitution. I understand that part of this community's members need their 'fix', I understand there's an 'adult content' filter. But there's many layers of adult content. I appreciate the fine forms of the female body, I understand how prostitution would seem fitting in the Elder Scrolls settings (not really, but we're playing Elves and fighting Falmer, so why not I guess). But some of the 'adult' mods are far beyond what I would consider normal adult content.

 

Is there any way to filter them out without filtering out the somewhat appropriate content? I don't want to lose access to mods like CBBE, UNP, ... but the sex framework stuff, the 'cum' stuff, I will gladly do without.

[anjenthedog]

FWIW, You can change your preferences and block "NSFW" content. As to whether that will impact your choices (beyond the sex related stuff), I have no idea.

[IsharaMeradin]

NSFW would block the various body mods as they almost all have a NSFW component to them. If tagged correctly, "sexualised content" would be the one most likely to block those types that were listed. But, again, the various body mods could also have that tag for one reason or another. You'll have to play around with the tags to see what gets you the best results.

 

And I agree that as more and more of "those types" of mods get added that the tags governing them need to be expanded upon as well.

[EzequielBE]

Thank you for the responses. They're not what I had expected, I must admit, thank you :)

 

I have begun blocking content creators who'se work I can't appreciate. This works very well, but a few of them also provide quality or decent mods (such as a Glowing Ore Veins patch), which means those mods get filtered out as well, but nothing ever comes free in life I guess.
I remain hopefull that the filters will get expanded, but in the meantime I'll just stick with ignoring the content creators instead of specific mods.

Thank you once again and have a great day.