Don't like ICRA? Use META tags

[Halfdeck]

According to this video, Google uses META tags (keywords/descriptions I assume) to filter out sites from Safe Search, since many adult sites don't have any labels indicating the type of content on the page.

So instead of:

<link rel="meta" href="http://www.xyz.com/labels.rdf">

try:

<meta name="keywords" content="free porn, xxx anal sex, blowjob girls, nude babes">
<meta name="description" content="get your gagging bitches here.">

[Toby]

I use both an ICRA label and a meta rating tag
<meta name="rating" content="restricted">

I also include the keyword and description meta tags, but to date I haven't been deliberately including words that would trip adult filters.

I'd like to know specifically what tags and what words Google looks for, but I doubt they'll say since it could also be used to deliberately avoid the filter.

[virgohippy]

I don't see why the simple, yet still fun words wouldn't work: pussy, tits, naked, nude, cum, fucking, masturbating, slut, whore, etc.

Btw, I've been using tags since day 1. The only one who's going to catch me with my pants down is my room mate... and that's cuz I don't care.

[Bill]

HD, the video I get when I click on that link talks about index updates, algorithim updates, and data refreshes - no mention of meta tags in it.

What was the name of the video you were looking at, do you remember?

That's a nice little collection of matt cutts videos.

[Halfdeck]

Hmm Bill try this one

[Halfdeck]

Originally Posted by Toby

I'd like to know specifically what tags and what words Google looks for, but I doubt they'll say since it could also be used to deliberately avoid the filter.

Most of whatever you can think up or whatever that's worth ranking for are probably covered, that is if you take Matt's words at face value:

you wouldn’t think so, but porn gets awfully monotonous after a while. I did quite a few words writing SafeSearch, but I was ready to do something different after a few months.