Women are frequently referred to as "bitches" and men as "d--ks," and although there's no overt hate speech, there's a lot of harsh commentary that can erupt on the site. There's a heavy emphasis on fun and the female form, but occasionally, images and GIFs such as stop-action videos border on pornography.
Although it's possible to block images categorized as NSFW not safe for work on the settings page which alone demonstrates its adult nature , parents who are sensitive to advanced imagery may want to block this one. Parents also should know that there's no privacy setting or moderation overtly stated on the site, which could raise privacy and safety concerns. Add your rating See all 6 parent reviews.
Add your rating See all 2 kid reviews. Users can upvote or downvote images or report content, although there are no guidelines for reporting. According to the developer: "9Gag is your best source of happiness. Share any fun, get real responses from people all over the world, and vote on what you laugh at. To illustrate, an image series on pollution in China brings out some thought-provoking reactions and might serve to raise global awareness for some contributors.
Unlike SF-based Imgur, 9Gag offers no meme-creation tool, although the Poster menu item redirects users to a third-party image marketplace. The issue bigger than the violence and the language used on the site, of course, is the pervasive adult-level sexual content found there. This includes partial frontal nudity, videos of staged sexual acts under cover so they aren't seen directly, and clips that suggest sexual acts. The Girl category, mostly glamour shots of models or actresses, exists by itself, meaning there's no corresponding Boy category, which reflects a larger male focus -- even though there does seem to be some balance of female and male viewpoints in the comments.
Either way, parents who want to keep their kids innocent just a bit longer may want to add this site to the blocked list. Families can talk about the whole issue of adult- and kid-appropriate content: Why are these depictions of human bodies not appropriate for kids? Does the fact that they're online or anonymous make a difference? Talk about the nature of public forums : What happens when one user doesn't like what another says?
Are opinions accepted or cut down? Do users follow any particular etiquette? Common Sense Media's unbiased ratings are created by expert reviewers and aren't influenced by the product's creators or by any of our funders, affiliates, or partners. See how we rate. Common Sense Media, a nonprofit organization, earns a small affiliate fee from Amazon or iTunes when you use our links to make a purchase. Thank you for your support. While there is always "new and popular" content on 9GAG, Chan said one recent item that stands out for him is an optical illusion featuring a cat.
The user either sees the animal ascending or descending a set of stairs. The post has nearly 1, comments. Chan said that he spent a lot of time discussing it with his friends and that "our conclusion was: 'We really have too much time. The Motley Fool Paid Partner. CNNMoney Sponsors. SmartAsset Paid Partner. Show More. People also like. Windows Insider Free.
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