Removed keyword.

This image of a pig's head from a Bangkok market has been accepted but with the keyword penis removed. I think it is definitely the pigs penis that is placed together won top of the head or does Englisg language use a different word when it comes to pigs.

A problem with this may be that, if you get 'penis' accepted, the image [ may ] automatically be given 'adult' status and hardly be seen.

'Pizzle' is a word that iStock search doesn't understand, and it would be searchable via the Internet, so it may be a better choice.

ETA: See Donald's clarification below.

(Edited on 2013-03-07 01:07:10 by Whiteway)

Thank you added pizzle whih was however unknown (tried my English- Swedish digital dictionary where it was known but only for bulls

^ Yes, it's unknown to iS search, and that is why your image won't be classified as 'adult'. All part of the cunning plan.

The phrase 'bull's pizzle' is certainly well known, but the main thing is that 'pizzle' means penis.

I'll leave the the keyword removal issue to the appropriate admin, but just wanted to clarify that the adult content filter is based on a visual review of the actual imagery and is not automatically applied based on keywords.

^ Thanks for the clarification.

Use Animal Penis (Animal Genitalia) here. 

^ I would like to see this, also, posted on iStock's main noticeboard. Hope you're keeping a list!

Thank you, added that, CV is however illogical. If I add hand or head I am asked if I want human or animal but when it comes to penis I have to figure out that I have to add animal.

Yes, but if the image goes to getty images as E+ collection, it will be considered adult content since there, adult keywords decides if images will be excluded as adult content

Lucky that this definitely is not E+ material, penis or no penis