Did you not see the word Porn in large, bold white letters against a black background with three young women just underneath it showing ample cleavage in suggestive poses?
There's a time and place for that, work is not one of them. And reading blogs (that are work related) is fine and even encouraged, but visiting sites with graphics like that is not.
I'm actually totally unimpressed by that picture. To me the word and even the logo are known. You probably can't get around on the internet without ever seeing it. Yes, I know what porn is and yes, I know it exists on the internet. And yes, we do agree that work is absolutely not a place to actually watch porn if you have a shred of decency left.
However, seeing this screenshot on a screen of a coworker would not trigger the "oh, he's watching porn" reflex for me [1]. That seems to be different for a lot of people which kinda makes me curious of "why is that so and what's the trigger." So I gather from your response that it's mainly the logo since it's well recognizable (a good brand logo :)
[1] For me the "it's interesting and educating" trumps "there's naked women in suggestive poses" any time.
Did you not see the word Porn in large, bold white letters against a black background with three young women just underneath it showing ample cleavage in suggestive poses?
There's a time and place for that, work is not one of them. And reading blogs (that are work related) is fine and even encouraged, but visiting sites with graphics like that is not.