To exceed is to not succeed - Oh no!!!

I've come to the limit of my free Flickr account, I either need to cull some of my pictures off or pay to upgrade my account. The only other option (which is a slim one) is that some lovely person buys me a pro account.

I've been really happy with Flickr since they made me safe again. Ah well, it's pretty good seeing as it's free and I've uploaded 200 pics.


A final result from the TINT makeover day

Poop.
Jenn x

Flickr Update...

Well after sending my message to Flickr and requesting them to reassess my account I received this from them:

Hello,

We appreciate you moderating the content in your
photosteam.
I've classified your account as "public"/"safe".
Please keep the Flickr Community Guidelines in mind when
moderating your images in the future.

http://www.flickr.com/guidelines.gne

Wooohooo! I'm safe and not Jenn the Ripper any more! I have to give Leyla credit for the pun, she classed herself as Jane the Ripper when she was deemed unsafe.

Big Kisses,
Jenn XX

Flickr Moderation!

Recently I noticed that I'd been deemed "UNSAFE" by Flickr, I was as you can imagine slightly surprised by this as there's nothing dodgy there whatsoever. Here's my review request message I've posted to them:

Hi,
I've been through all of my pictures and set the content level appropriately. There is absolutely no nudity or anything of that nature within my photos, I've set my default level to Moderate (Obviously this isn't an option currently as I'm unsafe) but have specifically assigned the Restricted category to a select few.

The majority of my photos are for friends only to view therefore not in the public domain, where they are posted in public groups they are certainly not out of place there and would not offend Uncle Bob (I think I've seen some pictures of him there).

I feel I am abiding by the Flickr Community Guidelines now however if this is not the case if you could give me some specific examples and explanations of why my pictures are inappropriate/unsafe that would be a great help.

I look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards
Jenny Ford

I'm hoping this will be resolved and was a misunderstanding on their part, if it was purely because I'm a tranny, tv, t-girl, call it what you will then it's edging upon discrimination which is a road I really don't want to go down.

Fingers crossed.
Jenn x