On the topic of “stifling creativity”, something that comes to mind for me are discussions about what is and isn’t considered “acceptable nudity”, which is also something that large social media platforms like Facebook have to consider. There are a lot of cases where someone could argue that nudity in a project could serve some kind of purpose - artistic, educational, scientific, etc. Still, there are some spaces where all nudity might be forbidden, regardless of what the supposed merits it might have. For me personally, there were many instances in college where I was exposed to nudity. For example, an art history course could feature classical Greek sculptures, which as you probably know, tend to feature explicit nudity. And in that case, the nudity is contextualized with an educational and historical context.
Now, if I were to (hypothetically) create a Wick project in that vein - something that features nudity but has an educational/historic context - I would actually be entirely uncomfortable with posting it to the forums here, with the knowledge that some users are under 16. I’m not even sure if it would technically allowed or not, what’s specifically prohibited is “Sexually explicit or violent material that is not contextualized and preceded by a considerate warning”, so for all I know, it might fall under an exception. But even if it hypothetically was allowed, I would still personally decide not to share this content on the forum, to keep it an open and acceptable space for minors, who may even be using this software in school. In the end, you have the ability to determine for yourself what does and doesn’t seem acceptable to post, and in the end, there is certainly the possibility that someone else may step in and deem your post unacceptable. But I think if you’re generally considering making this a productive space for programmers (including young beginners), most of the time it makes sense to be on the more cautious side.