This link is NSFW. My question is about why/how this is not safe, and why it might get someone fired. What happens "at work" once this shows up on someone's monitor?
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For those who don't want to click through, it's a cover photo from Playboy Poland, with some boobage. The blog is "Photoshop Disasters," and this image showed up on the front page; many commenters complained that it wasn't marked NSFW and placed behind the fold/jump.
Okay, yes, not appropriate at work. Sure. But here's what I don't get: These people are looking at a site called "Photoshop Disasters," so everything that shows up on their monitor is going to be a big 'ol photo image. Won't it always be pretty clear that they aren't doing work stuff, with any of these images on their screen?
Why does
this one not get anyone in trouble, for example?
If nobody is monitoring that closely to tell that you're looking at photoshop disasters instead of doing your work...
how do they know when one nipple has slipped onto someone's screen? How do they know? How?
What I also don't get is if it's cool to be surfing the net, but just not cool to be looking at nekkid photos, isn't it clear that the site is about digital photo retouching and not about XXX PORNYPORNPORN? Doesn't intention count? Like, on Monday you don't get fired for looking at Photoshop Disasters at work, but on Tuesday, half a nipple shows up on Photoshop Disasters, so you're fired?
How does all this work?