Licensing concerns

After carefully reading the DA licensing agreement; Things seem well, being protected to freely display work with some light legal shield to discourage copying.

However, I'm forced to consider that that work I do is indeed "offensive" to particular parties; Other than that fact, is the work a derivative of other peoples work? This is also true.
So, let's take barbftr.swf; something I did in fact completely make myself.
1. The characters are traced/based on images, some of them.
2. The work is offensive due to it's evocative nature

Section 7.c "the Artist Materials (and deviantART's use of them under this Agreement) do not and will not infringe on any rights of any third party, including any trademark, copyright, patent, trade secret, right of privacy or publicity or moral rights of any third party,"

Section 7.f "the Artist Materials do not and will not be defamatory, libelous, threatening, pornographic, obscene, harmful to minors, violations of child pornography or child sexual exploitation laws,"

The question then is defining "how badly" I violate the terms of use, and if at all. Section 7.c means I can't deface religious or spiritual articles (like no 5 toed noodle dragons) and 7.f generally means nothing that'll cause a problem if the wrong uptight citizen gets a hold of it. Which, is inevitable.

Does this mean disclaimers are required? If I intend to post adult content, is it sufficient to let the defacto warning get through? Or because this would be considered "fetish content" do the rules change?

I'll say, if I provide a standard, simple to read warning label to all of my vore work, to be displayed for a set time or to require a specific action, that should be sufficient, judging there are others with the same problems.

Or I could just "do it" and ask forgiveness later.

-Z