User blog:Beter Briffin/You know what really grinds my gears?

Ayy it's me..

I just want to let you all know something that has really bothered me for some time, but haven't seen many people speak out about it..

So I have noticed on search engines like google and bing, that if you look up any Loud House character, e.g. Lincoln, onto google images even with safe search on, you can find some really nsfw and lewd content. Now this annoys me for so many reasons, and I could go on and on, but here are just the few main ones...

1. It sets a really bad reputation for the show: Lets say you have a nice family that wants to find a new tv show to watch, so they come across the loud house, but when they go to look it up for thinks like parental guide, they'll see LoudCest, or Fetish art. Really sets a bad example for the show..

2. Children can easily fall victim: Ok before you tell me "all parents are meant to supervise kids" not the kids I'm talking about, I am talking about kids that are like 10 and 11, who have a bit of innocence left, however if they were to look something up like this, you know what would happen? They would be scared forever, source: Myself.

3. It's just so gross and un needed: I understand people have fetish's or love certain characters, heck you got some members right in this community who love some of the sisters, and I personally don't mind that, if anything it's kinda cute in a way. But when you have a fandom this big, and a show this popular it is just so un necessary for these search results to do this.

Now you may be asking me right now, "We can't do anything about that" but you see we can. The reason these results appear at the top is because people use tags that the search engine picks up, now we can easily counter this problem by telling people to stop using tags that'll cause the searches to appear at the front....

Thank you for reading my long old rant.. DO WHAT YOU WANT IN THE COMMENTS IDC, AND IF YOU WANNA DEBATE GO FOR IT, FIGHT ME!

(also if there are spelling errors I'll edit them later)