Here's a list of report types, and when it is appropriate to use them

We prefer the original, uncropped, unresized, unedited version of a photo. Higher resolution is preferable to lower resolution, as long as it wasn't scaled up. When two photos are the exact same quality, latest upload is to be reported. Photos from the same event with no visual difference in feet area are considered duplicates.

A photo can show either toes, sole or arch. If it doesn't, it is to be reported. Feet entirely covered by opaque shoes or socks are to be reported. Stockings are allowed.

wikiFeet does not allow adult content. So basically, no nudity, no bondage stuff.

All uploaded photos must have been shared by their respective owners for free. Content that originated behind a paywall is forbidden and should be reported, unless explicitly authorized by the content owner. Screenshots from TV / movies / VOD are protected under fair use, and are allowed. Photos showing pesonal information such as usernames and message logs are to be reported.

All people in the photo must have been over 18 when it was taken, otherwise the photo is to be reported. Underage subjects must be completely cropped out of the photo for it to be acceptable. Uploading underage content is grounds for immediate ban from the site without warning!

Poor quality report is meant for really bad photos wherein you can barely make the shape of the foot. In small galleries with up to 100 photos, we'd rather have bad quality photos than none at all.

We allow a maximum of 12 photos taken from each event / set. Additional photos are to be reported. Moderators have final say on which photos are removed.

For photos uploaded to the wrong gallery, or that have been manipulated.

Please note that same rules apply to user avatar images