Ok, how about this bit from the TOS Thumbnail Guidelines:

• No areola or nipple exposure*

The zebra characters had very human looking breasts, with nipples and areola.

And since this is considered nudity, then you have to go to the next bit of the thumbnail guidelines:

If you fail to upload a thumb, our system automatically generates a thumb for you, which is a miniature of your entire image. If your image contains nudity or violence, you must not use this feature. You must upload your own thumbnail which excludes the nudity/violence and is within the thumbnail size limits (minimum 100 x 100, maximum 200 x 200, max file size 15kb.

Ticking the nudity tag only covers those members who have those things filtered out in their gallery viewing options...if someone were to post an image that had nudity in it, and not tick the filter tag..then the nudity will show to those who are using the filter system, which then that becomes a moot point and quite useless....which is just another reason we do not allow nudity in thumbnails.

This way, everyone can see the nudity or not, whichever they choose. It might be frustrating, but it's the closest thing to fair viewing for everyone that we can get.

~Jani

~Jani

Renderosity Community Admin
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