Set browsing visibility for the catalogue
The NSFW switch sits with the collection filters. Turning it off selects SFW browsing. Review creation preferences separately rather than treating the catalogue switch as every feature's setting.
Being able to see a profile does not mean that any instruction involving it is permitted. Moderation considers what is requested and the surrounding context.
Keep adult stories within the rules
Adult features are for adults aged 18 and over. Scenarios must involve fictional consenting adults, and restrictions still prohibit minors, non-consensual sexual material, incest and unlawful exploitation.
A description such as uncensored is not an exemption. The same principle applies to visual requests, not only written conversations.
Ask for review instead of evading a warning
A warning can refer to the meaning of the character premise or earlier messages as well as the latest line. Read the scene in that context before deciding that a single word caused it.
Use Appeal where offered for a suspected mistake, or explain the lawful request to support. Disguising a blocked instruction or repeatedly submitting variants is not a substitute for review.
State the scene's adult identities and agency clearly
A clear setup makes the story understandable. It does not replace adult-access requirements or make otherwise prohibited material acceptable.