I edited my previous post to reflect this, but I also wanted to make sure that I clarify my updated view with a new post.
I didn't understand that NSFW content that was tagged NSFW would be separated from all the feeds. @tombstone pointed this out to me, and I am very thankful for that, as it is completely my fault for not understanding this further before making a post. I was concerned about legal implications and how it could be a turn-off to new users to find NSFW work content mixed in whatever feed they were exploring. I feel these concerns were justified, but I should have done more legwork on my end, as it's clear now that this is something that has already been discussed and addressed by the team and other users on the site. I should have known this before posting, and I apologize.
I will, however, continue to flag NSFW content that is not properly tagged as I view it still to be a net negative to Steemit. I am posting all of this to remain as transparent as possible, and to open up conversations to ensure I am voting in the best ways possible for Steemit.
I also want to clarify that I have nothing against pornographic materials or the various workers in the space. I support @sean-king's views on this topic, (as well as his followup) which I highly recommend checking out.
@derekareith