Some users who want to share an image file here think it goes in /s/pics, regardless of content. Doesn't matter if that image file is a screenshot of text, they think just because it is a "picture file" it can go into /s/pics. I suggest using the same guidelines/rules Voat had - they seemed to be a simplified version of reddit's content guideline with some improvements. Rules of v/pics: >Submissions must link directly to a specific image file or to a website with minimal ads. We do not allow blog hosting of images ("blogspam"), but links to albums on image hosting websites are okay. URL shorteners are prohibited. >No animated images, gifs, etc. >No memes, comics, "posters", image macros, etc. Screenshots and submissions with text overlays must have emphasis on the picture itself, and not the text. >No gore, porn, or distasteful nudity. NSFW content must be marked. >No overtly political content, where the emphasis is on the politics rather than any intrinsic artistic/aesthetic value. Please consider /v/politics, which allows images, for such content. (*this became a guideline later for v/pics rather than a rule but I think it would be good to include*) >No text/self posts. and r/pics (less so but all "pics" subs were based on reddits intended content - I included this for reference only to show the intended content is the same): >No screenshots or pics where the only focus is a screen. >No pictures with added or superimposed digital text. >No porn or gore. >No personal information, direct links to any social media, subreddit-related meta-drama, witch-hunts or missing/found posts. >All titles must follow title rules. >Submissions are only allowed from one of the approved image hosts. >No gifs or videos. >Comments must be civil. Any racism, bigotry, or any other kind of hate speech is strictly prohibited and will result in a ban. (*fuck this nigger kike shit*) >No submissions featuring before-and-after depictions of personal health progress or achievement. (*yeah that's gay*) >No false claims of ownership (FCoO) or flooding. >Reposts of images on the front page, or within the set limit of /r/pics/top, will be removed. >Normal users are allowed only one self-promotional link per post. Used a link post because I like thumbnails :)