Fiction and Fictional Settings Wiki:Fiction and Fictional Settings Wiki:FMRAV

I'm trying to figure out how to most smoothly reconcile the desire of those, such as myself, who want to (and in my case to an extent already have), posted adult content; while making it, for a lack of a better word, safe, and for those who don't want such. Hence rules here are subject to change, but I think I'll be settling into a process in a few months, if not a few weeks. Instead of "NSFW"—as different workplaces might have different standards, and these days many are working (and schooling) at home, I'm going to experiment with a new abbreviation: FMRAV, i.e. for mature readers and viewers.


 * RAV: readers and viewers (as there's likely to be the odd image, and maybe even video—maybe audio—RLV: readers, listeners, viewers)
 * FARAV: for all readers and viewers—implicitly anyone
 * FMRAV: for mature readers and viewers—for those who can tolerate, maybe appreciate, some adult content, are mature, not easily offended, and have few or no "triggers," and take responsibility for risks
 * FIRAV: for interested readers and viewers—for those who not only tolerate adult content—and are also mature, not easily offended, and have few or no "triggers," and take responsibility for risks—but actively seek it out

I'm also figuring how to deal with pages where:
 * 1) title and content aren't FMRAR
 * 2) title isn't FMRAR, but some content is
 * 3) title isn't FMRAR, but content is
 * 4) title and content are FMRAR

I'm currently working on ideas for templates and categorization.

I figure I'll soon be creating a FMRAV: namespace and maybe even FIRAV:.

In cases of FMRAV content, the other namespaces might serve as soft redirects to a FMRAV or FIRAV pages, complete with warnings that appropriately warn without freaking out people.

So let's say you have a story named Narration:Memories of Wild Mango Island and it's essentially porn, it would have a link to FMRAV:Memories of Wild Mango Island. The latter would have a warning at the top, "Don't read this if you have problems with graphic nudity and explicit sex" etc. The Narration: page would be put into regular categories though for the FMRAV heading: e.g. FMRAV. The FMRAV page would have the "[[:Category:.

Also there would be FMRAV categories for FMRAV (and FIRAV) pages:, and sub-cats such as , , , etc.

This could also work for sections and versions of stories: a sex scene not necessary for the story but kind of adds to it could be linked to an FMRAV page while most of the story remains in the main or Narration page; as well as templates for using two versions of a story.

For titles that are themselves FMRAR, such as "- - Gets Royally -- by a row of -" might have to go on a special list.

Almost needless to say, this isn't a porn site (or at least not just a): so again, don't break Mirahaze's rules, don't get Mirahaze into trouble—read the TOS and like. No CP, no bestiality or necrophilia—at least nothing explicit—or e.g. sex with aliens or werewolves are exempt if they're sentient, vampires less so. Keep the gore to a minimum, and don't mix it with sex. Ditto excreta or like. If you want to test things a little, fine: just don't get huffy if I remove it: and for anyone of Miraheze who thinks I'm doing anything wrong, please inform me. I can take censure, even banning, far more easily if it's not by a sandbagging. :D