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To be fair, no one really uses NSFW as a term outside porn context, despite it being able to describe much more. Nonetheless, every game has its place and itch.io was open for those. If you didn't like it, instead of cheering devs can't be paid now, you can move to site like Gamejolt which is exclusively anti-nsfw and you can play the games without that content freely, it's also one of the biggest hosts of fnaf fangames. 

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why do the adult games have to move? why can't it be the other way around?

what's to stop anyone from going onto that site that and chasing them off again? where is this going to end?

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First of all, NSFW is not necessarily porn, it includes erotica, which is super broad! And the tag should include violence, but that aspect seems to be forgotten more often than not.

I get you a bit, I wouldn't mind personally if pornographic content was missing from this site, BUT banning it on principle is all kinds of wrong...and the very point of Itch is the creative freedom it provides. 

Also, the other commenters are making this point you keep ignoring: you and anyone else who doesn't like NSFW games have a multitude of options. Zillions. We, on the other hand, only have Itch.  :v (Do let me know if I'm being ignorant, but I'm not familiar with any alternatives)

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Nah, not at all. Itch isn't intended for kids, even if you want it to be. Kids' games should be yeeted into the great unknown of another website, if  you want to separate games that badly.

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Err...did you click on the wrong reply button? I have no problem with the NSFW section. I regularly read/play the vns there, which is why I know they have way more than just porn in them.

No, the first part was the response to you, the second was just backing up your argument, since the post creator is fine with what itch.io does. 

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