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"Non-compliant" image - just too much?

Forum|Forum|5 years ago
January 1, 2021
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I had an image rejected as non-compliant, but I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be complying to. The image is of a model, wearing stockings and Mardi Gras beads, and a mask, and nothing else. Are these images non-compliant on here?

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Ussnorway7605025

Legend

like I said "vague and open to interpretation..." ask 3 different people and you get 4 different answers 😉

p.s, Nancy... yes this forum is such a joy to use with its bot

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

Model releases and technical issues aside, IMO this pose is too risqué. I've seen plenty of n * u *d *e * s on Adobe Stock, all modestly posed to avoid calling attention to the p *u * b * i * c region. Certain cultures (outside USA) have a big problem with frontal n * u * d * i * t * y. So be discrete & tasteful and you'll have no problems.

PS. It was shear h * e * l * l getting this reply passed the snot filters.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

Abambo

Community Expert

@Nancy OShea ,

If you search for nudes you will see similar images and more risqué poses. You just need to switch off the safe search filter box. But And I can imagine that the limits are, however, soft and floating. And as always: having seen images of a certain type in Adobe Stock does not mean that it is possible to submit still similar images, as the rules change but accepted images stay until removed.

And yes, the censuring filter here is hillarious at best and embarassing most of the time.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

Ussnorway7605025

Legend

centership is about fear & emotion which is why its so evil but we can't fight it here

Ussnorway7605025

Legend

The rules for nude are vague and open to interpretation... Americans go nuts about bobs so assuming you have MR thats prob it

p.s, yes I know thats not how you spell it but you can't even use the word on this forum... which i think makes my point nicely 😉

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Alan5D3AAuthor

Participant

I think that's it. It looks like they draw the line at actual showing, but implied is OK.

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Alan5D3AAuthor

Participant

This is the image. Wasn't sure if I'm allowed to upload it at all, but is this type of image not allowed?

Abambo

Community Expert

Nudes are allowed, no problem to this, but non-compliant means that the model release was not compliant. For nudes you need absolutly a model release and to prove that the model is over 18. And explicit images are probably not allowed, which is not the case here.

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Looking into the image: it also poses technical issues: It's not sharp and has a noise problem, besides may be an additional exposure problem. I would think that it does not pass, even if the model release issues are solved.

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