Community (genre) Filtering

(#4181) Feature Open: Under consideration accessibility community moderation search ui

Current problem

When you open the community tab, you are BOMBARDED with things you may not want. everybody is different and some people dont like LGBTQ+ (including me) or maybe your looking for a fun server for yapping about.. roblox or something and then when you join your showered by random people cussing or talking about... ahem.. things i dont want to mention here. plus, the filters for search is not enough.

Proposed change

Add a Feature Seperate from section No. 1 (https://feedback.fluxer.com/p/4134/option-to-hide-recieved-messages-or-photos-gifs) that is in the same settings tab, under a seperate subheading, that lets you hide NSFW or 18+ or E-Dating or LGBTQ+ (stackable and optional, enabled by default on all except LGBTQ+) communities. add new tags that let you describe what your community is for, if the creator is lying, find it out yourself by inspecting the titles, banners, photos, etc. !Note! All Features including this one and No. 3 (https://feedback.fluxer.com/p/4182/more-flexible-blur-and-block-system) as invites should be configurable per chat or community (or locally for everything). in communities this must be a toggleable control for roles by owner or mods. Once you join a Community, it must show a popup explaining how it does or doesnt filter or even enforces specific things, with a message explaining the server's rules, seperated via new lines; like discord: Community_Screening.jpg, this feature should move the rules tab to a popup that has a button in the corner that says "dont show this again" in a checkbox, this message should show up every time you enter the community, showing the rules, unless you check the checkbox. the second and future popups should look a bit different by a couple words, saying welcome back instead of welcome, so it does not confuse anyone; this might sound random but it will actually save me like 3 hours of troubleshooting time because im a perfectionist. this should all apply to No. 3 as well.

Platform

macOS, Windows, Linux, Web, Android, iOS

Additional information

(sorry if these past couple of requests are a bit oddly specific, ik yk what i mean.)

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