If your workplace forbid you from reading about articles talking about unions, should I mark articles talking about unions as NSFW too?

NSFW tag is for adult content only, human body is not adult content. Your leg is no different than any body part shown here.

So in conclusion, there is nothing here that is worth marking as NSFW.

No, this is not NSFW.

The comic is the original untouched comic directly downloaded from the website and reuploaded here.

Can we?

😂Ok

😄 You are welcome.

No need to thank me.

It shows the details of the art clearly, instead of having a giant space of white around it. It makes you actually appreciate the work of the webcomic artist more as you focus on the details.

But the result is more beautiful comic that even I prefer to save on my drive, instead of the original.

Only one thing?

In short, to have a better ad free visual experience.

In that specific case?

Do I even need to answer?

😄 how many do you?

Too.

Much.

Fucking.

White.

Space.

No, I Won’t. 😄

No, I won’t.

enjoy my content.

Do not resist.😉

I don’t consider NASA logo an ad, obviously.

I consider you personally an ad thou.

Advertising the official photos released by country officials?

You can’t cure stupidness, I guess.

Nope, I don’t “take credit for their works”

Oh man, my version is a huge improvement over the original comic in terms of space. I could litarlly keep looking at the beautiful comic in my version and focus on the background. while in the original I do not.

That’s the neat part, you don’t.

In seriousness look RSS link parameters. You might be able to figure something out with the help of your favorite LLM.

Another solution is to filter author field by name(client or URL) .

Anyway, I didn’t look at the actual URL to figure something for you. But I hope you figure it out.

Edit: I believe actually that RSS feed parameters are only supported by handful of CMS only.