Archive warnings in requests work like any other category of tag in requests. Here's the relevant part of the rules:
"[A gift] must be about one of the recipient’s requested fandoms, relationships, and archive warnings, in one of the media they requested. It cannot include any of their Do Not Wants."
Just like requesting "hole spanking" doesn't preclude a gift from also including "anal fingering," requesting "graphic depictions of violence" doesn't preclude a gift from also including "rape/noncon." Participants should list unwanted content as Do Not Wants in their signup.
However, there's one warning tag that works differently. For a gift to include "no archive warnings apply," the gift obviously can't include death, rape, graphic violence, or underage, or it no longer fulfills the NAWA tag by definition.
Disclaimer: this is a very general, technical answer, not an assessment of any individual situation. We encourage participants to use their best judgment to create gifts their recipients will enjoy.
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Date: 2023-04-20 06:28 pm (UTC)"[A gift] must be about one of the recipient’s requested fandoms, relationships, and archive warnings, in one of the media they requested. It cannot include any of their Do Not Wants."
Just like requesting "hole spanking" doesn't preclude a gift from also including "anal fingering," requesting "graphic depictions of violence" doesn't preclude a gift from also including "rape/noncon." Participants should list unwanted content as Do Not Wants in their signup.
However, there's one warning tag that works differently. For a gift to include "no archive warnings apply," the gift obviously can't include death, rape, graphic violence, or underage, or it no longer fulfills the NAWA tag by definition.
Disclaimer: this is a very general, technical answer, not an assessment of any individual situation. We encourage participants to use their best judgment to create gifts their recipients will enjoy.