I think there needs to be individual degree of control beyond just the labels; especially for individual/small servers where owners might feel more individually liable.

For example, even within the NSFW space, there’s a wide varying degree of acceptable-ness depending where you are in the world and what your personal feelings are. A server owner in a more repressive parts of the world may put themselves in harms way if any LGBTQ+ (and apologies in advance, as I know I’m missing several letters and number, but I don’t remember the sequence order) content. Further extreme of the spectrum, “legal” age of drawn characters is another huge legality concern.

Simply having labels and depending on community moderator to label correctly (or even allowing server operators to try to override locally) seem like a only a very basic starting point, individual override is a must to prevent content that may get operators into trouble from even being shown in the first place.

The community. Right now, sometimes people post stuff and it gets down voted into oblivion before anyone who actually subscribes can see it. And then even when you go directly to the community, people don't see that post because it's down voted so much.

And I mean.. The posts in question were so not offensive.. Just probably not what the general public wants to read or engage with.

Let me give you a concrete example:

How was your church service today?

That's it. That was one of the posts that was down voted into oblivion.

Even then, you could possibly block it from local, but not for all.

You would need to build it into every call for showing local and all posts. Maybe there's already a feature request for it.

I haven't explored Lemmy code really at all. But it likely wouldn't be all that difficult to implement.

Oh. You linked to the client. I think I'd build this into the API itself.

Selenium automation is a very personal and private thing. :-)