Rule 4

Title guidelines

No asking for votes, direct or indirect. (examples: "never forget", "reminder that", "people sorting by new", "this needs more exposure", "this is what people should be posting", "this image is banned somewhere", "nobody is talking about this", "don't let them censor us", "[X subreddit] removed this" - note that this isn't an exhaustive or all-inclusive list)

Must not ask for information, assistance, or feedback. Try r/whatisthisthing, r/whatsthisbug, or r/assistance. (examples: "what do you see?", "what does reddit think about...?", "how can I improve?")

No emoji-only titles.

Must convey accurate information.

Must not be about cake day.

Must not be addressed to other redditors.

No memorial posts.

No "stock photos"- Primarily reserved for public figures, and historical/trending photos/events. Keep in mind, history can happen in a day.

No sharing works on behalf of friends & family (unless they are included in the photo.)

All elements of title-based backstories must somehow relate to the content of the image.

Pictures of text (including but not limited to protest signs, chalkboards, billboards, and documents) must be presented with titles which describe who is offering them, where they are being showcased, or why they are noteworthy.

Rule 1

(1A) No screenshots or pics where the only focus is a screen.

(1B) No pictures with added or superimposed digital text, emojis, and "MS Paint"-like scribbles. Exceptions to this rule include watermarks serving to credit the original author, and blurring/boxing out of personal information. "Photoshopped" or otherwise manipulated images are allowed.