Quote - I created a custom thumbnail template for these types of images (violence/nudity) when I want to upload such. This way I can identify the image and content issue in MY style of thumb.

Hmmm. Did they change the policy about that? I thought that the thumbnail had to  reflect part of the image it is representing and that if there is nudity in the image, there were 2 choices:  

1.  Use a portion of the image that has no nudity in it to make the thumbnail. Hence the large number of legs and heads in the gallery.

2. Use the Renderosity content advisory thumbnail found at this link:

http://www.renderosity.com/news.php?viewStory=13472

The last I heard people weren't allowed to make their own default nudity thumbnail.
Can someone tell me if the policy has changed? Because if it has I would like to do that for some images where I just can't find an interesting part of the image to use in a thumbnail, and a pretty "nudity" thumbnail would be better.

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