Aisling

Just because someone else uses a specific content warning, doesn't mean you have to

If people want you to use a specific content warning, they can ask you directly

If someone asks you to use a specific content warning, it's okay to say no or even just ignore them; they have a right to ask, and you have a right to refuse

You are an individual social media user and not an organization; you do not need to hold yourself to the same standards as an organization with communications staff

Accessibility is important, but accessibility goes both ways: the access needs of your audience should be balanced against your own access needs as a poster

"I can't remember to use this content warning", "it is emotionally painful for me to use this content warning", and even "I don't feel like using this content warning" can all be valid accessibility needs

Not everyone is compatible with everyone else: a person may use content warnings that you consider unnecessary, or they may fail to provide the warnings you need, and it's okay to avoid them because of that; likewise your own use of content warnings may annoy other people, and it's okay for them to avoid you

It is impossible to accommodate the needs of every possible individual who might come across your page; the best you can do is accommodate broad swathes of people to the best of your abilities