This has been a popular question lately, so I chatted with Dan about the failed threads in the past, and we've come up with some guidelines for one FINAL attempt at making this work.
In a nutshell, Dan's cool with the idea, as long as we keep the thread free from non-photo replies, and have a quick way to remove photos if a user asks for their photo to be taken down. He's also given permission to ban users who abuse this thread.
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Now ... We obviously want you folks to have as much fun as possible here at Armor Games, but we also want to make sure that everyone feels safe with the idea of posting a picture, so we have come up with some guidelines and rules. Failure to follow these rules will result in escalating temporary bans, up to and including a permanent ban from Armor Games. If it gets out of hand, this thread will be deleted, and no new photo threads will be allowed. Ever. Case closed. This is our last chance, m'kay?
Moderators have been instructed to delete posts without photos, which removes the Armor Points from the person who wrote it.
Rule #1. Any photos posted here must abide by all of our Terms and Conditions with respect to being clean, family-friendly, and so on. Photos that contain rude/obscene poses, hand gestures, or anything else in the picture with rude/offensive phrases on them etc. (ie: t-shirts, posters), will be removed and bans will be issued at the moderators' discretion. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Rule #2. This is NOT a chat topic. Every reply must contain a new photograph of you (do not post the same photo more than once; duplicates will be deleted by moderators). You're more than welcome to write some text in your post to describe the photo (a caption), what's going on, who's in it, etc. if you wish, as long as it follows our Terms and Conditions. Feel free to reply as often as you like with updated photos.
Rule #3. Photographs MUST be a clear photograph of you, or a situation where you appear clearly in the photo. Blurry photos may be removed by moderators at their discretion. If you post a group shot, please indicate where you are in the group.
Rule #4. Replies will be removed if they do not contain a photo of you. If you want to post a picture of your pet, you need to be in the photo as well. NO EXCEPTIONS. Replies WITH photos will also be removed if they contain comments or feedback about another user's photo which are disrespectful in any way, or otherwise against our Terms and Conditions. NO EXCEPTIONS.
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If you are feeling harassed, teased, or bothered by any other user anywhere else on the site because of your photograph, you may ask a moderator or an admin to remove your photo -- post a message on their profile page directly telling them which page your photo is on so we can find it faster. Please also let the moderator/admin know who is bothering you and what's being said so we can resolve the problem.
If your photo gets removed, it has been removed for a reason. If you re-post the same (or similar) photo, expect consequences.
These rules have been agreed upon by all of our moderators, and their questions have been answered by me so that we agree as a team about what is allowed or not. If your photo gets removed, it has been removed for a reason; don't ask for justification. If it was removed, it didn't follow one of our rules.
Just in case anyone cares, here's mah face. I've been told that I look really young for being (almost) 16 years old. But I'm guessing that could pay off in the long run.
If it's to big or doesn't even show up, don't judge me as an incompetent moron (P.S. I love me my cocoa puffs indeed XD)
Ok, so I just took some new ones with my webcam! Here's my face AGAIN, this time without the snakebites in. This one is one I took a few days ago. I'm building up my portfolio again >.>
Does anyone know a good way to cover up snakebite holes? I hate that they show up in most of my pictures.
It shows up the best in this one. Maybe I am the only one that can really tell but unless I have the actual rings or studs in I dont want it too be obvious that its peirced. Yes I drew arrows pointing to them. I apologize for their... not-so-prettyness.
Here's an updated, and less skirtified, picture of me
That was about a month ago. It was the last day of a camp that a few friends and I were counselors at. The one who isn't me (hint: long hair) is one of my better friends.
Also, smile children smile. It makes you look more attractive I promise.
And lastly, Fallen, you have an excellent taste in glasses ;]
Random information (Ok, not so random becaue a question was asked but whatever) go!
Alexistigerspice: Covering up piercing holes on the face is, well, dang near impossible. In fact, trying to cover them up draws way more attention to them then just leaving them as is. I still have a mark where my labret piecing was, and I have not had a post in it for going on three years now. Not to mention my septum...which, in hindsight, was not a good idea to gauge to a 10. You can still see though my nose if you are at the right angle. Yet the question is, why bother not having them in? You have a good face for snakebites. Unless you have a job or family function thing which requires you take them out.
Um..oh yeah. Picture thread.
I'm a dragon. Cameras have issues trying to capture my awesomeness in them. Sorry?
