Yep, Satires and Parodies are protected. You can produce anything as such and be free from copyright infringement. The violence in the image had preceded what the image represents. One can easily conclude that the male character slaughtered his victim and then ate them, this would be a violent act. The image causes one to step back and envision the violence that occured prior. The censorship did fall within the guidelines of the rules which stated up front, NO NUDITY, VIOLENCE etc etc. I have an entry that involves a Pirate landlord that is upset over back rent of the island and had to be very careful as to how I portrayed the event. I accomplished this without using violence, but made it seem like the Pirate Mike had legally taken the island under a police type action. Sure, the threat of viloence seems that it could occur if the competitors on Mike's island chose to fight him, but I was careful to not make it appear that they were. As it stands, they peacefully surendered into indentured servitude rather than fight the pirate. Tricky, but no violence involved. ----Will