Hello Hotspringswizard, This is a message from the Flickr Abuse & Advocacy team to let you know that we've changed the safety level of yourphotostream to "restricted". Having a "restricted" warningon your account means we've determined there are items inyour photostream in the wrong categories. *** If you'd like to resolve this, we ask that you pleaseread the following email and follow the instructionscompletely before writing back for a re-review of youraccount. *** When people browse or search on Flickr, they can filter whatthey want to see based on a safety level that they arecomfortable with - either Safe Search is on, set tomoderate, or off. As you upload stuff to Flickr, you need tomake sure that you're applying appropriate filters ("safe","moderate", or "restricted"
. If you don't apply filterscorrectly, there's a very good chance another member willlet us know - in fact that's why we've taken action today. NEXT STEPS: You will need to moderate your content before asking for are-review. 1) Check out the Content Filters FAQs: - http://flickr.com/help/filters/ A good rule of thumb is, bare breasts and bottoms are"moderate." Full frontal nudity is "restricted." (Please note: Content that you're sharing privately needs tobe moderated as well.) 2) Now that you've read up on how things should bemoderated, please see this FAQ on how to moderate yourimages:- http://flickr.com/help/filters/#253 3) After you've moderated your images you can request are-review here:- http://flickr.com/help/with/review/ Regards,Flickr StaffFor More InformationOur Community Guidelines:- http://flickr.com/help/guidelines/ Set Safety Level Defaults:- http://flickr.com/account/prefs/filters/?from=privacy All Privacy & Permission Settings:- http://flickr.com/account/privacy/
