It's not that I even think the filters are necessarily a bad idea, so I apologise if the criticism came off as harsh. With the tags for furry and male content, they're concrete and absolute - there's a dick in the picture one way or another.
With quality, it's entirely subjective. I've seen works praised I thought weren't particularly good, and likewise seen intense debate about 'how good' something was when contributed by the community's greats. If anything, I think this highlights when there's too many buttons. I know 2.0 is coming, and personally would suggest a user-defined blacklist rather than this row of yes/no entries down the sidebar.
Really just my two cents (though nobody asked ssssshhh).
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