Elfi @elfi@pixie.town

CWs (content warnings) on posts that just have erotic language, can actually make your posts do better than without them!

Coming from corporate social media this can be counter intuitive, but when viewed from a consent standpoint, it makes total sense. A CW is more an invitation than a barrier. And people like invitations to view your lewd text, your sultry invitations to fuck, suck and go down, or steamy descriptions of your well practiced skills!

Sure would be a shame if the state of Utah published a google form to snitch on trans women peeing, but then included the options "I do not need a response" and "I would like to report anonymously" so you don't have to give your name, email or any proof of residence in Utah.

Sure is a shame that it's a basic google form and you can fill each text box with whatever text you want and attach any document you want as evidence.

God, I sure hope they have a good launch day and don't get the form absolutely railroaded by bad info.

https://ut-sao-special-prod.web.app/sex_basis_complaint.html