Always assign the Porn flag to all porn pages, whether the query is porn seeking or not.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Sometimes
• D. Not Applicable

Answer: (A)

Labeling pornographic content is about tagging pages by what’s actually on the page, not by what a user is looking for. If a page contains porn material, it should receive the Porn flag every time, regardless of the query. This ensures consistent safety controls, helps filters and parental controls, and reduces the risk of porn content slipping through by tying the flag to the content itself rather than to user intent.

Choosing false would miss porn pages that should be flagged, introducing safety gaps. Sometimes would introduce inconsistency, allowing some porn content to be flagged and others not. Not Applicable would ignore porn content entirely when it’s present.