Isn't the Uncensored tag kind of pointless now?

Just a thought, considering FAKKU now only has premium content that's all uncensored.

The Uncensored and the Hentai tag are both pointless.
Fakku still has 1 censored doujinshi but there is no point having both censored and uncensored tags, considering everything but that is uncensored just leaving the censored tag would be enough.
Same goes for Hentai, the vast majority of content is hentai so no point in having a tag for it the non-h tag is enough.

There will be times where content is made available on FAKKU that is censored, when that happens the uncensored/censored tags are more useful. For now, it primarily serves as a way to tell new users (unfamiliar with what we offer) that the content is uncensored.

Any content butchering is bad and any butchered product would have to be exceptionally great (read fat chance) to make me buy it.

To clarify if there is ever censored content on FAKKU, it will most likely be provided by a publisher that is not FAKKU. So if we decide to work with other English publishers.

I know this is a relatively old thread but I was just thinking instead of an 'uncensored' tag wouldn't a 'censored' tag be more appropriate now seeing as a majority of the content would most likely be uncensored?

Nothing wrong with having both, similarly to how we have 'hentai' and 'non-h' tags. Sure, it's possible to find what you want by excluding 'censored' or 'non-h' in the search, but having the 'uncensored' and 'hentai' tags, even if they may seem pointless, makes doing this much easier and more intuitive.

See this this way, using the uncensored tag removes the (eventual) censored content

Well, with the 'hentai'/'non-hentai' tags I see the 'hentai' one as pretty pointless too. This site is mainly about hentai, and now it's mainly about uncensored hentai. Just feels weird that you'd have something that says 'hey, this is what the main focus of the site is about!' instead of 'this is a bit different than what we always do'. I have zero problems/issues with keeping them both it just seems a bit silly/backwards to me, I guess.