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Changing NSFW to CW where I can (#504) 

* Changing NSFW to CW where I can

I need to find out how to update images though! The image is still the old NSFW, instead of the new eye icon.

* Removing all reference to NSFW (except the image)

... because it's outdated in general and no longer used on Mastodon specifically. (I still need to work out how to update the image though.)

* Removing the NSFW icon entirely for the time being

Until I find out how to handle images.

* 4MB --> 8MB
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Using-Mastodon/User-guide.md
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@ -104,9 +104,11 @@ You can also simply drag and drop your image from your desktop into the text box
![Image icon](screenshots/drag-and-drop-image.gif)
If the image is "not safe for work" or has otherwise sensitive content, you can select the ![NSFW toggle](screenshots/compose-nsfw.png) "NSFW" button which appears once you have added an image. This will hide the image in your post by default, making it clickable to show the preview. This is the "visual" version of [content warnings](User-guide.md#content-warnings) and could be combined with them if there is text to accompany the image - otherwise it's fine to just mark the image as sensitive and make the body of your post the content warning.
If the image has "sensitive" content (such as nudity or violence), you can select the "Hide Media" button, which looks like an eye symbol and appears once you have added an image. This will hide the image in your post by default, making it clickable to show the preview.
You can also attach video files or GIF animations to Toots. However, there is a 4MB file size limit for these files and videos must be in .webm or .mp4 format.
Adding a [content warning](User-guide.md#content-warnings) to your toot forces any media attached to it to be hidden, but you can also use the Hide Media button to hide images without adding a content warning.
You can also attach video files or GIF animations to toots. However, there is an 8MB file size limit for these files and videos must be in .webm or .mp4 format.
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