The game I'm currently actively designing there's a brief section on safety that's basically like - here's what this system expects as a baseline, here's a couple recommendations for how to approach this.

Like you said, a refresher.

At a certain point you just gotta call it and understand who you're making the game for and what their expectations and experiences are likely to be.

Ironically this conversation game up with one of my friends who was helping with editing on a TTRPG that's heavily focused on improv prompts - I was trying to go overboard on safety stuff specifically and she was like - hey, you know the audience for this game doesn't need all this, right? 😄

RIFLE AND REVOLUTIONARY is in the design phase right now. It's a significantly longer and more complicated game, so that might take a few more weeks of work.

One Foot In is going through playtesting and revision right now—at some point I'm going to have to revise the layout both because I have some ideas for how to improve it and also because I want to target a smaller 6x9 format for a print run of the game-