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http://nsfw.in/ - good intention but I think I'm not the right person to own it.

http://onebucketlist.com/ - born out of a Startup Weekend India version - In50Hrs.

Great job with http://nsfw.in . I was just thinking about service like that yesterday! Nice execution too.

How is http://nsfw.in different from any other URL shortener?

I'm guessing when you see a nsfw.in URL, you'll know it's not safe for work (unlike bitly or alternatives).

It warns you before sending you off to the destination URL.