Comment by V2Blast on 11/09/2020 at 05:09 UTC

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View submission: An update on subreddit classification efforts

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/u/0perspective addresses a semi-related question here: https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/ikpgpp/an_update_on_subreddit_classification_efforts/g3mdx4y/?context=1

> Is this only for entire subreddits or is a similar system eventually planned for individual posts?
That’s a big part of the vision but first we believe we need to build up community level content tag coverage, learn from this roll out and assess how best to approach post level content tags.

Right now, it's just sort of for tagging communities in a clearer way than just slapping a generic "NSFW" tag on the community or not. I think the expectations around whether individual posts should be tagged NSFW or not hasn't really changed - it's just a matter of categorizing communities in a general sense to indicate to users what sort of content is typical there. So a community where NSFW content isn't *expected* doesn't need to be marked as adult or whatever - you can just continue marking individual posts NSFW as needed, even if the community as a whole isn't.

(/u/MPCaton, see above as well)

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Comment by as-well at 11/09/2020 at 07:42 UTC

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No I meant whether we are expected to highlight it in our sub classification, not for individual posts.