Quote - You could do what I'm planning to do, if I just can't compose a representative thumbnail without including the nude figure: you can make a second render (or possibly post-work) a version with the figure being clothed.

The other thing you can do for the thumbnail is to change the lighting to the  point where no one can tell whether there are knickers and bra there at all. The overall image should be discernible rather than a silly notice.

Now, here's a question:

If I produce an image of a couple having sex, both of them screaming out at the moment of orgasm, BUT they've got their clothes on and you can't see the naughty bits because they're otherwise engaged.

Is this OK for the kiddies or do I have to put a NUDE flag on it even though it isn't?

What if in my religion a nose is a "naughty bit"?

Consider Muslims, Some Muslims consider any female flesh apart from the eyeballs is naughty. By not flagging naked arm, we are discriminating against Muslims.  Don't suppose that bothers Renderosity though. Does Renderosity have a flag that says may offend Muslims? No, it doesn't and there lies the hypocrisy. It is all geared to white middle class America.

White middle class America doesn't create art. They consume. Art will go somewhere else as it isa not a consumer product.

Incidentally, when I was a kid, if I had come across a site with zillions of thumbnails that said "Naughty Picture Here" I would have clicked on them all.

I have been extremely amused as a European by the convoluted discussions in this thread, It really demonstrates how North Americans, particularly from the US have a propensity to get their heads stuck up their own a**.

Censorship has no place in Art.

Period.

Where there is censorship there is no art. Your choice is not my choice.

As an artist I don't give a flying f*ck about your kids or your grandma looking at my "inappropriate pictures". They are YOUR responsibility, not mine. If you don't like them looking at them, then stop them looking. Don't tell me not to make them. Don't push your responsibility on to someone else. Not comfortable that way round as you may find the kids will challenge you.