Where do you see a list of restrictions? I can't seem to find them.

Why does "gay" need to be added?

@DarkZephyr Tags are very descriptive and helpful. They help classify material, make it easy to find, and easy to filter. This one is clearly nsfw and gay, so it's appropriate to label it as such, along with other tags. It helps people that are looking for nsfw and gay LoRAs to more easily find them. Some people wish to filter out nsfw LoRAs entirely and some are not interested in gay LoRAs. This isn't discrimination. It's just showing respect for peoples' preferences and boundaries. It's not a bad idea for straight LoRAs to be labeled as such as well, for the same reasons.

@wes I see. A "NSFW" label seems reasonable but it seems to me that heterosexual loras rarely get tagged "straight" or "heterosexual" and there are few concerns that seem to get raised by folks interested in only gay NSFW content over that. I know I never raise any ruckuses. That being said, I do agree that more descriptive tags on all loras would be helpful, but I don't see why it should be a problem for anyone not interested in gay NSFW to simply scroll on past them without comment. The sheer number of balloon tit loras, dripping vaginas and gaping female buttholes I have to scroll past on a daily basis just to find the occasional hot guy lora or rare gay nsfw content is extreme. But, I just do it. BTW, I wasn't inferring that your request was discriminatory. I guess I just wonder why gay male content has to be the special case that motivates people to speak up. Why not the straight content? We're not "extra icky" just because we're gay and I'll bet the frequency with which you've ever had to scroll past gay NSFW content in comparison to the frequency with which I've had to scroll past straight content has been pretty minute. I won't protest if "gay" and "NSFW" start getting added to such Loras but lets hope the hetero content gets the same treatment. Have a nice evening.