On "[u]Similar[/u] Worlds", users will more often see the type of content they have previously interacted with.
For example, there are [b]many users who mostly see: supportive, thankful, inspirational, positive posts[/b], in their feeds.
[u]SimilarWorlds is Not an "Adult Site"[/u], just to make it clear (we see users promoting this idea), neither is it any more "unsafe" than any other public social platform.
We prioritize showing users content they subscribe to, or most often engage in.
It is best that users not describe SW as being an "xyz inappropriate site" (not all do, but it seems far too often), as this only creates a negative image of our community, where the majority of users do not deserve such a label.
Also this attitude only helps to attract more "inappropriate people" to this site, while dissuading lots of other regular people who join here daily, from sticking around.
Negative posts and comments, have a greater and lasting impact on users, compared to the larger majority of positive and neutral ones.
There's no problem with engaging in adult content on this platform, if that is your preference; however, there is no need to attempt to force that label on other users that come here for other types of content.
SW is a platform for mostly everyone.
It's fine to share with others what your interests on SimilarWorlds are, without assuming that everyone else is here for the same. 👍
Happy Monday, and have a great week ahead! ✌️
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