Flickr Support <case3665758@support.flickr.com>
To:
erikribsskog@yahoo.com
Thu, Nov 15, 2018 at 10:07 PM
Hello erik.ribsskog,
This is a message from the Flickr Abuse & Advocacy team to
let you know that we've changed the safety level of your
photostream to "moderate". Having a "moderate" warning on
your account means we've determined there are items in your
photostream in the wrong categories.
*** If you'd like to resolve this, we ask that you please
read the following email and follow the instructions
completely before writing back for a re-review of your
account. ***
When people browse or search on Flickr, they can filter what
they want to see based on a safety level that they are
comfortable with - either Safe Search is on, set to
moderate, or off. As you upload stuff to Flickr, you need to
make sure that you're applying appropriate filters ("safe",
"moderate", or "restricted"). If you don't apply filters
correctly, there's a very good chance another member will
let us know - in fact that's why we've taken action today.
NEXT STEPS:
You will need to moderate your content before asking for a
re-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 to
be moderated as well.)
2) Now that you've read up on how things should be
moderated, please see this FAQ on how to moderate your
images:
- http://flickr.com/help/filters/#253
3) After you've moderated your images you can request a
re-review here:
- http://flickr.com/help/with/review/
Regards,
Flickr Staff
For More Information
Our 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/