You can see it highlighted in orange here next to the moon icon (the moon is for "unlisted" visibility).

I think it represents an alarm light 🚨.

In this case I created a new reply and left the same CW as the original post, which is the default behaviour.

Maybe it depends on the client. On elk.zone I can toggle the content warning icon (🚨) to disable it in the reply

You may remove the CW when you post a reply. Keeping the CW is the default in replies and most people don't remove it, anyways usually it doesn't make sense to read just the replies if you didn't open the CW in the original post.

You joke, and yet as an italian my first thought was to suggest making castagnaccio instead, a brownie-shaped dessert based on chestnut flour, pinekerns, rosemary and olive oil :)

www.recipesfromitaly.com/castagnaccio...

Maybe add rosemary to the brownie you already made to balance the flavour? 😆

Thanks! In the meantime I finished the article which was a joy to read despite the painful topic.

I just noticed that the style for the tangent block's title is a little bit off on Android Firefox and thought you may want to know since you clearly put effort in expressive styling (and I still refer to the CSS Baby series whenever I have to deal with grids once more 😁).