Yes, I agree that the definition of NSFW will vary wildly depending on the person or workplace in question. I don’t have an issue with the fact that OP is posting “SFW” content personally as long as it’s artistic, interesting, or has some sexual value for someone who is the target audience. However, at least two of those posts were literal Omega advertisements which isn’t okay in my book.

I’m not arguing that SFW content should be banned or that it is not allowed on the instance, just what I’ve observed of user behavior in my time on the instance. If I don’t like a specific user or community then I will block them if they are posting things that do not violate any community/instance guidelines. I wish more people would just do that themselves instead of pressing the ‘fuck you I don’t want to see this’ button because that’s all it means on Lemmy as long as something is posted to a community that it fits the guidelines for.