> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.yoursit.ee/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Guide to Content Labels

Content Labels help visitors understand what they can expect before opening a link.

YourSitee currently supports two labels for Link Widgets:

* **NSFW Content** for sensitive or adult material
* **Sponsored Content** for commercial, affiliate, or compensated links

<Warning>
  **A Content Label does not make prohibited content allowed.** Every link and its destination must still comply with the [Community Standards](https://yoursit.ee/standards), [Terms of Service](https://yoursit.ee/terms), and applicable law.
</Warning>

## NSFW Content

Use the **NSFW Content** label when a link leads to material that may not be appropriate for a general audience.

This may include:

* Adult or sexually explicit content
* Graphic or disturbing material
* Mature artwork, writing, or communities
* Other content that requires a sensitive-content warning

When a visitor opens a Link Widget marked as NSFW, YourSitee displays a warning before continuing to the destination.

The visitor can choose whether to proceed or remain on your Sitee.

<Info>
  **Sensitive content must still follow the NSFW Policies.** Some content, including prohibited or illegal material, is never allowed even when labeled.
</Info>

Learn more in [NSFW Policies](/resources/content/nsfw-policies).

## Sponsored Content

<Badge color="blue" size="lg" stroke icon="star">Available on Pro plan</Badge>

Use the **Sponsored Content** label when a link is connected to a commercial relationship or when you may receive something of value from the visitor’s action.

Examples include:

* Affiliate links that may earn you a commission
* Paid brand partnerships
* Sponsored placements
* Products or services provided in exchange for promotion
* Promotional links connected to another commercial arrangement

The label appears directly on the Link Widget. It informs visitors about the commercial relationship without displaying an additional warning screen.

<Note>
  **Advertising and disclosure requirements vary by location.** The Sponsored Content label is a transparency tool, but you remain responsible for following any laws, platform rules, and contractual disclosure requirements that apply to you.
</Note>

## Using both labels

Pro users can enable **NSFW Content** and **Sponsored Content** on the same Link Widget.

For example, both labels may be appropriate when a sponsored link leads to mature or adult content.

## Apply a Content Label

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open your Sitee editor">
    Go to the [YourSitee dashboard](https://yoursit.ee/dashboard/editor) and open the Sitee you want to edit.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Open a Link Widget">
    Select an existing Link Widget or create a new one.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Choose the appropriate label">
    Enable **NSFW Content** when the destination contains sensitive material. Pro users can also enable **Sponsored Content** for commercial or compensated links.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Save the widget">
    Select **Save** after reviewing the Link Widget.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Publish your changes">
    Select **Publish changes** to make the updated labels visible on your public Sitee.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Choosing the correct label

| Link type                                    | Recommended label | Availability |
| -------------------------------------------- | ----------------- | ------------ |
| Regular personal or informational link       | No label          | Free         |
| Adult or sensitive destination               | NSFW Content      | Free         |
| Affiliate or paid promotional link           | Sponsored Content | Pro          |
| Sponsored link leading to sensitive material | Both labels       | Pro          |

When you are uncertain:

* Review the destination carefully
* Check the [NSFW Policies](/resources/content/nsfw-policies)
* Consider whether you receive money, products, services, or another benefit from the link
* Follow the disclosure rules that apply in your location

It is generally better to provide visitors with clear context before they open a link.

## Related articles

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    Compare the features available on the Free and Pro plans.
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