Some sort of rule or something for flashy/color intensive gifs on Twitter?

[Summer Asher]

We do have the seizure warning added upon joining, yes, thank you so much Serpico, but I've been seeing gifs of events/things that have flashy/semi-triggering colorings. With joints, I can put on sunglasses because I'm expecting it to happen. I don't wear them 24/7, they're very dark so its hard to see, and having to wear them when I check Twitter too even is just... Idk? Um. Opinions/feedback would be appreciated! 

Also, this could also affect streamers who have viewers who also have seizure disorders.

[Samantha Hatfield]

+1

I try my best to avoid posting gifs, until I see what they do. Thing is some people might not even know they have it, hince that one banned pokemon episode.

Thing is yes, it can be a rule. But it will honestly be one of the most broken and most likely accidental by most parties. 

This would fall under a common sense/golden rule in my opinion. People on the server should know the right from wrong when posting gifs.

 

A lot of us are adults or close too, and should have the mindset of thinking properly by this point, unless you are a in-mature player.

Edited May 31, 2021 by Amberlyn Noelle Amos

[Summer Asher]

22 minutes ago, Amberlyn Noelle Amos said:

+1

I try my best to avoid posting gifs, until I see what they do. Thing is some people might not even know they have it, hince that one banned pokemon episode.

Thing is yes, it can be a rule. But it will honestly be one of the most broken and most likely accidental by most parties. 

This would fall under a common sense/golden rule in my opinion. People on the server should know the right from wrong when posting gifs.

 

A lot of us are adults or close too, and should have the mindset of thinking properly by this point, unless you are a in-mature player.

Love this and absolutely agree.