Frankly, I'm proud to run a workplace where I officially don't give a damn what people keep on their computers. I pay them for results, not control of their erotic minds. If someone is horny, they should go rub one out. Then get back to work calmer and better able to concentrate.
Just don't forget to wash your hands.
I don't mean clicking on those distractedbyboobs links your friends send you, though. To me, those are are ok, as long as you're not being an idiot and offending any co-workers.
From my time looking at porn site analytics, though, it seems like there are a surprising number of people who spend the majority of their work day looking at porn. In fact, Monday was our heaviest sales day (weekends are the slowest sales days).
I mean, this isn't even taking into consideration people who look at child porn at work (which I unfortunately had to deal with at a different company).
There, now I feel a lot less guilty about readding reddit all day.
* except on Fridays
Edit: I do computer forensics and ediscovery for a living. I'm not trolling. That was just one of many things that you really don't want your employees storing on your computers if you don't want someone like me, or worse, the LE version of me, showing up at your site.
All I'm saying is that as an employer of a small team (we all work in the same room, basically) I have no reason or intention of auditing my friends machines for porn.
Further, if anyone here is into kids, they are smart enough not to bring it into the office.
Churchill: Madam, would you sleep with me for five million pounds? Woman: My goodness, Mr. Churchill… Well, I suppose… we would have to discuss terms, of course… Churchill: Would you sleep with me for five pounds? Woman: Mr. Churchill, what kind of woman do you think I am?! Churchill: Madam, we’ve already established that. Now we are haggling about the price.