I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member.
People post all kinds of photos, from snapshots to what look like DSLR shots.
Basically, as long as they follow the rules, I think any kind of photo is fine.
I haven’t actually seen any nude photos yet, though.
I’d recommend posting something that makes an impact...
Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well.
I looked at the first 10 people listed in order who had private photos posted. Of them:
- Three appeared to have only selfies, and two of those had just one photo.
- Three had about one selfie each, mixed with photos that appeared to have been taken by someone else.
- The remaining four had only photos taken by other people.
The sample size is far too small to call it a trend, but among the people I looked at this time, about 30% had selfies only.
Incidentally, even among those whose photos were taken by someone else, some didn’t look like they were taken with a DSLR—perhaps they were commemorative photos? A small number did look like they had been taken with a DSLR, though.
Uploading selfies can sometimes be a negative if they look heavily edited, so commemorative photos taken while you’re out somewhere may be a nice option. They can show a different side of you from the photos taken by Universe.
There also happened to be one person taking photos with a mascot.
P.S.
I don’t think a creature with a koala’s head and a human body counts as human. (lol)
Photos are posted only after staff have checked and approved them, so if yours is currently posted, I think you can assume that everything is fine.
Incidentally, I heard that years ago, Mickey Mouse once drowned during a show at DisneySea. Afterwards, when the media asked the operators, “Was the person inside okay?” they supposedly replied something like:
“The person inside?”
“Mickey Mouse is Mickey Mouse.
Mickey Mouse was safe.”
So there wasn’t actually anyone inside. (lol)
I suppose the same applies to creatures with koala heads and human bodies.
