Update the ContentFilter setting for tenor gif search #7708
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No other media "upload" (it's... Not really an upload here I guess, but still) limits content at post time, it is instead restricted at read-time by the client/viewer. Per the [tenor docs](https://tenor.com/gifapi/documentation#contentfilter) the current "high" setting restricts it to the equivalent of "G-rated" gifs which quite frankly seems absurdly restrictive considering the other content that is permitted. This change as currently written bumps it to pg-13. I personally would just turn it "off" ("R-rated") but thought that was less likely to be accepted.
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Oh I hadn't seen that, good catch! I'll leave this for now just in case the complexity in that one is seen as a barrier... I'm not sure I've seen any other platform that uses tenor ask me as an end user how I'd like to filter the available gifs, but it's a neat approach at least. |
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No other media "upload" (it's... Not really an upload here I guess, but still) limits content at post time, it is instead restricted at read-time by the client/viewer.
Per the tenor docs the current "high" setting restricts it to the equivalent of "G-rated" gifs which quite frankly seems absurdly restrictive considering the other content that is permitted. This change as currently written bumps it to pg-13.
I personally would just turn it "off" ("R-rated") but thought that was less likely to be accepted.