Hence 'promote' as in: not mandatory but communicated as highly appreciated in recognition of fellow community users. For example, you could have a bot that auto comments in posts without tags that says: hey, noticed you didn't add a gender tag to your title. To help users find and filter content, consider adding a gender like [M] [F] or [T]
Just some feedback to improve user experience, you may not care don't know
fuck yeah I'd lick it ... oh wait 😜
Goddamn, I want to pound your thick ass and come all of your face x
blondie is gunna get it x
goddamn you're sexy xx
amazing x
I want to cum inside your tight little sweet ass
linking to reddit.. tsk tsk
Hence 'promote' as in: not mandatory but communicated as highly appreciated in recognition of fellow community users. For example, you could have a bot that auto comments in posts without tags that says: hey, noticed you didn't add a gender tag to your title. To help users find and filter content, consider adding a gender like [M] [F] or [T] Just some feedback to improve user experience, you may not care don't know
I recognise that adorable is subjective so filtering allows users to tailor content to subjective interests.
I mean, it's just a naming convention. Users only need put the gender of the content in the post title like: [M], [F], [T]
That way users can implement content filters.
not trying to offend but will this instance be promoting tags for filtering?
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