Frequently Asked Questions
π Table of Contents
- How Babepedia Works
- Editing Profiles
- Photo Upload Guidelines
- Contribute and Community Review
- For Models: Managing Your Profile
- For Model Representatives & Agencies
- DMCA & Content Removal
- Account Management
- Account Statuses
- Account Use & Sharing Policy
- Reporting Issues
- Community Guidelines
- Technical Questions
π How Babepedia Works
What is Babepedia?
Babepedia is a community-driven encyclopedia of models, similar to how Wikipedia works. Our community members can create, edit, and improve profiles collaboratively.
Why do rankings not always match the visible average score?
The ranking is not based only on the visible average score. We use a weighted ranking system, which means the score shown on the profile is only one factor in determining the order.
Once a new entry has enough valid votes to enter the ranking, a small group of very high early scores could otherwise place it straight at or near the top. In practice, that often creates a backlash where some users vote much lower because they feel the entry is ranked too high too soon. The weighted ranking is designed to avoid that cycle by placing newer entries a bit more conservatively at first, while still allowing them to rank highly and rise further as more votes come in.
Is a Babepedia profile page the same thing as a user account?
- User accounts belong to the people who register them
- Profile pages can be created and improved by the community
- Having a profile page does not mean the model created an account, claimed the page, or approved every detail on it
- Creating an account does not automatically create, own, or verify a profile page
Who can be listed on Babepedia?
We do not require advance permission before a profile page is created. However, we only approve new profile pages for people with a clear public internet presence.
- Publicly available model photos or other established public-facing material
- At least 5,000 followers on social media
- Enough reliable public information to build an accurate profile
We do not create profile pages for private individuals with no established public modeling presence. That is why a profile page can exist even when the model has never opened a Babepedia account.
How does the Wikipedia-style editing work?
Just like Wikipedia, Babepedia allows registered users to:
- Create new profiles for models not yet on the site
- Edit existing profiles to add or correct information
- Upload photos to illustrate profiles
- Vote and rate profiles to help surface the best content
- Comment and discuss profiles with other community members
Is Babepedia free to use?
Yes! Browsing profiles, editing information, and uploading photos are all completely free. We're supported by advertising.
Do I need an account?
You can browse profiles without an account, but you need a free registered account to:
- Edit profiles
- Upload photos
- Vote and comment
- Create lists
- Suggest the creation of new profiles
- Use the Advanced Search
Bonus: Registered users see fewer ads.
βοΈ Editing Profiles
How do I edit a profile?
- Register an account if you haven't already (it's free!)
- Log in to your account
- Navigate to the profile page you want to update
- Click the "Update Biography" button on the profile page
- Make your changes and submit
What information can I edit?
You can update:
- Biographical information (birthdate, birthplace, measurements, etc.)
- Career information
- Social media links
- Professional websites
- Aliases and alternative names
Will my edits be reviewed?
Your edits go live immediately, but may be reviewed by moderators afterward. Accounts with a history of good contributions gain trust levels that allow more editing freedom.
What if I find wrong information?
You can correct it yourself using the "Update Biography" button. If the information is harmful (abuse or doxxing), if the page seems to mix up two different people, or if the problem is widespread or keeps coming back (vandalism or spam), you can also:
- Use the "Flag this profile" button on the profile page
- Contact us if it's urgent
What if the profile doesn't exist yet?
If you want to edit a profile that doesn't exist on Babepedia yet, you can suggest it:
- Ensure you're logged into your account
- Go to the Suggest a Babe page
- Fill out the form with information about the model
- Submit your suggestion
Our team will review your submission (maximum 7 days) and once it's approved, you and other community members can edit and improve the profile.
Can profiles be locked?
Yes, profiles can be locked for models who want to control their own information. See the "For Models" section below.
πΈ Photo Upload Guidelines
Who can upload photos?
Any registered user with a verified email address can upload photos. To verify your email, go to your Account Options page.
Most accounts can help fill the standard photo set. Top contributors can fill 4 extra user-uploaded slots on a profile, for up to 20 user-uploaded photos instead of 16.
Who can propose a change to the main profile photo?
Two photo change options are limited to established contributors: Replace a photo with a new upload and Suggest a new main profile photo. Both require a contributor account that has reached the higher contributor level, and neither is available on profiles where photo uploads have been blocked.
Other community photo changes – removals, moves, and swaps – can be proposed by any eligible member.
Main Profile Photo Requirements
- Avoid explicit nudity - Sexy images are allowed, but hardcore content is not accepted for main profile photos
- Portrait orientation only - Vertical photos work best
- Full body or upper body - Show the entire body or whole upper body from face to crotch
- Good quality - Clear, well-lit, professional-looking photos
- Eyes open, looking at camera preferred - Direct eye contact photos are prioritized
Photos We Don't Accept
- β Paparazzi photos (accepted only when nothing else is available)
- β Black & white photos (accepted only when nothing else is available)
- β Mirror selfies where the phone is visible (accepted only when nothing else is available)
- β Photos with borders or frames
- β Magazine or gallery covers
- β Modified, Photoshopped, or AI-generated photos
- β Hardcore content (photos showing sperm or genitalia)
- β Photos with unauthorized watermarks or removal of authorized ones
- β Copyrighted photos that aren't promotional material
- β Entire photoshoot galleries (select 1-2 best images)
- β Multiple people in the photo (unless it's a twins/triplets profile)
- β Underage or illegal content
- β Photos of pregnant women
Technical Requirements
- File format: JPG/JPEG only
- File size: Between 50KB and 2MB
- Minimum dimensions:
- Width OR height must be at least 1000 pixels
- Width AND height must be at least 600 pixels
- Width Γ 1.8 must be greater than height (no overly narrow images)
How many photos can I upload per model?
We aim for quality over quantity:
- Up to 4 main profile photos per model
- Up to 16 photos in the user-uploaded section for most accounts
- Up to 20 photos in the user-uploaded section when a top contributor fills the extra slots
- Maximum 20 photos total for the standard photo set
- Maximum 24 photos total when the extra top-contributor slots are used
- Maximum 20 photos in review queue per model
What about leaked or premium content?
Can I suggest a better main profile photo?
Yes. Open the profile, click "Flag this profile", and choose the photo change that matches what you want to do. In short:
- Use Suggest a new main profile photo to select an existing user-uploaded photo or upload a new JPG, then choose Main #2, #3, or #4 for the current Main #1. If that position is occupied, its photo moves to the first free user-upload position. The complete rotation is reviewed and applied as one proposal. Requires the higher contributor level – see Who can propose a change to the main profile photo?
- Use Move to promote a user-uploaded photo into the next empty main-photo position without changing Main #1.
- Use Swap to exchange the positions of two existing photos.
- Use Replace to upload a new photo that replaces one existing photo. Also requires the higher contributor level.
- Select a specific reason and explain why the change improves the profile. For a change affecting a main photo, confirm all displayed photo and permission requirements.
If you only see the removal, move, and swap options, your account has not reached the contributor level those first two options require yet.
Your suggestion does not take effect straight away: it becomes a proposal that other members vote on. For the full rules – how many proposals you can submit, what happens when one is approved or rejected, and how to cancel one – see Contribute and Community Review.
π³οΈ Contribute and Community Review
What is the Contribute page?
The Contribute page is the community moderation queue. It shows active cases involving reported profile comments, gallery comments, links, and proposed photo changes. It also shows recently closed cases so contributors can see previous outcomes.
For each case, review the content or photos, the stated reason, and any explanation before voting. Queue votes can be changed while a case remains open, except that a photo proposer cannot change the automatic Approve vote attached to their own proposal. No single regular member decides a case.
Who can report content or use community review?
These actions have different eligibility rules:
- Reporting a link: You must be logged in with a confirmed email address. There is no account age requirement.
- Reporting a comment: Your email must be confirmed, your account must be at least 7 days old, and your account must be in good standing. Comment reporting is also subject to the limits described below.
- Voting on the Contribute page: Your email must be confirmed, your account must be at least 7 days old, and your account must be in good standing and not blocked from community moderation.
- Submitting a photo proposal: The same confirmed-email, 7-day account age, and good-standing requirements apply.
- Your vote when submitting: Reporting a comment or link automatically records your Remove vote, and submitting a photo proposal automatically records your Approve vote. A photo proposer cannot change the automatic vote on their own proposal, but can cancel the proposal entirely while it is open.
- Content you posted: You cannot report or moderate a case about a comment or link that you authored yourself.
How do comments and links enter the queue?
Use the report action beside a profile comment, gallery comment, or profile link and select the reason that best describes the problem. Add a specific explanation when the reason alone does not make the issue clear.
- Submitting a new report automatically records your Remove vote, so the case begins with your support for removing the content.
- If the same comment already has an active case, reporting it adds your Remove vote to that case instead of creating a duplicate.
- If the same link already has an active case, you are directed to the existing case and can vote there if you meet the queue-voting requirements.
- If you have already reported the same comment, your existing report stands and no second vote is added.
- If one of your earlier comment reports for an item was decided against you, you cannot report that same item again.
Are there limits on how much I can report?
Yes, there are limits on reporting comments. They exist so that reporting stays a tool for genuine problems rather than a way to pursue individual members.
Nothing else on the Contribute page has a quota of this kind. Reporting a link, voting on cases, and commenting on cases are not rationed at all, and photo proposals have their own separate limits covered under the photo proposal limits above. Running into one set of limits never affects the other.
The comment reporting limits are:
- 10 comment reports per 24 hours. Each one frees up again 24 hours after you filed it.
- 10 comment reports awaiting a decision at once. You can report again once some of them are decided.
- Reports about one particular member. If 3 of your reports about the same member were kept or restored within the last 90 days, you cannot report that member again until the oldest of those three passes the 90-day mark.
- Overall accuracy. If 5 or more of your last 10 decided reports were kept or restored, comment reporting pauses for 14 days.
If you reach any of these, the Contribute page tells you which limit you hit and the exact date it lifts. Nothing is held against your account permanently, and none of it affects your contributor status. Administrators are exempt from these limits.
Can I discuss a case?
Yes. Every case on the Contribute page has its own discussion thread. Use it to explain why you voted the way you did, ask for details you are missing, or point out something other reviewers may not have noticed. A short explanation often changes the outcome more than the vote itself.
- Comments can be up to 2,000 characters, and you can post up to 6 in 10 minutes.
- You can edit or delete your own comments. Administrators can delete any comment.
- Once a case is closed, its discussion becomes read-only, but stays visible so others can see the reasoning behind the decision.
Right of reply: If a case is about something you posted, or about a photo change you suggested, you can take part in that discussion even if your account does not otherwise meet the requirements for reviewing cases, as long as it is in good standing. You should be able to speak for your own content.
On comment and link cases, the member who filed the report is not identified in the discussion.
What do the voting options mean?
- Comments: Remove supports deleting the comment, Keep supports leaving it visible, and Neutral indicates that you do not consider either outcome necessary.
- Links: Remove supports deleting the link and Keep supports leaving it active. Links do not have a Neutral option.
- Photo proposals: Approve supports applying the exact proposed change, Reject opposes it, and Don't care indicates that you do not support approval but do not strongly reject it.
Comment and link reports begin at +3 from the reporter's automatic Remove vote. Each Remove vote adds 3, each Keep vote subtracts 3, and a comment Neutral vote subtracts 1. Content is removed once the score passes +25, which takes about 8 further Remove votes. A comment is kept once the score reaches -15 (6 Keep votes when the reporter is the only Remove vote), and 8 Keep votes and fewer Remove votes always keep a comment. A link is kept once its score drops below -15, which takes about 7 Keep votes. Administrators can resolve cases directly when necessary.
Photo proposals work the same way, starting at +3 from the submitter. Each Approve vote adds 3, each Reject vote subtracts 3, and each Don't care vote subtracts 1. A proposal is approved at +25 and rejected at -15. Like a comment, a proposal is rejected as soon as its score reaches -15, so 6 Reject votes are enough to reject it.
What happens to reported comments and links?
- Removed: A comment is hidden or a link is deactivated when the case reaches the removal threshold.
- Kept: When the keep threshold is reached, the report is rejected and the comment or link remains available.
- Restored: An administrator can restore content that was removed by a community or administrator decision if review shows that the removal should be reversed. Content that was already gone before the case was decided cannot be restored this way.
- Already changed: If content was edited or removed outside the open case, the Contribute page shows its current state or closes the case as appropriate.
The member who filed a report receives an email when their case is decided. The author of a removed comment is not notified separately, and cases stay open for as long as it takes to reach a threshold – there is no deadline after which an undecided case closes on its own.
What photo changes can be proposed?
- Replace: Replace one existing photo with a newly uploaded photo.
- Suggest a new main profile photo: Select an existing user-uploaded photo or upload a new photo for Main #1, retain the current Main #1 at Main #2, #3, or #4, and move any photo displaced from that position to the first free user-upload position. The complete layout change is one atomic proposal.
- Remove: Propose removing one or more unsuitable photos.
- Move: Move a user upload into the next empty main-photo position.
- Swap: Exchange the positions of two existing photos.
Start from the model's profile, click "Flag this profile", and choose the appropriate photo option. Photos and positions involved in another active proposal are temporarily unavailable, preventing conflicting changes from being voted on at the same time. If "Suggest a new main profile photo" appears greyed out, the current main photo is reserved by a proposal that is still being voted on.
The list of reasons adapts to the change you are proposing, and two of them come with guidance:
- Outdated / no longer representative: when a model has had a long career, her photos should ideally represent how she looked throughout it. Use this reason to make room for newer photos, not to remove every older photo from her profile.
- Better-quality version is available: use Replace a photo with a new upload instead of proposing a removal, so reviewers can compare the two versions side by side.
What are the photo proposal limits?
- Eligible members may submit up to 5 new photo proposals in a rolling 24-hour period, and trusted and top contributors up to 10. Members whose contributor score is below zero may submit up to 2, unless they are a trusted or top contributor. Each proposal frees up again 24 hours after you submitted it.
- Overall accuracy. If 5 or more of your last 10 decided photo proposals within the last 90 days were rejected, or approved and later reversed by an administrator, photo proposals pause for 14 days from the most recent of them. Proposals you cancelled yourself do not count.
- Selecting several photos for removal creates a separate proposal for each photo.
- Removals do not always count toward the daily limit. Removal suggestions with the reason Duplicate image, Wrong person / incorrect image, or Photo doesn't meet the requirements are exempt from it, so clearing out clearly unsuitable photos is not rationed. They do count toward overall accuracy, and a pause applies to them too.
- Replace a photo with a new upload and Suggest a new main profile photo require the higher contributor level, and are unavailable on profiles where photo uploads have been blocked.
- After a proposal is rejected, the same photo change cannot be submitted again for 14 days. This applies to the change itself, not just to the member who suggested it, so nobody else can resubmit an identical change during that period either.
- The only main photo cannot be removed without a replacement.
If you reach the daily limit or your proposals are paused, the Contribute page and the photo options on the flag form tell you which limit applies and, for a pause, the exact date it lifts. Proposals you already submitted stay open, and none of this affects your contributor status. Administrators are exempt from these limits.
These proposal limits are counted on their own. They are separate from the comment reporting limits described below, and reaching one has no effect on the other.
What happens after a photo proposal is decided?
- Approved: The exact photo change is normally applied automatically. People following the profile may receive a photo-change notification.
- Protected: An approved replacement, main profile photo rotation, move, or swap is protected from conflicting photo changes for 30 days. Approved removals are not given this protection period.
- Rejected: The proposed change is not applied, its temporary photo locks are released, and the 14-day resubmission cooldown applies to the same change.
- Cancelled: While a proposal is still open, the member who submitted it can cancel it from the Contribute page. That releases the photos it reserved and deletes anything uploaded for it. Cancelling does not trigger the 14-day cooldown, so you can correct a mistake and submit a better version straight away.
- Needs review: If the profile changed during voting or the automatic operation cannot be completed safely, the proposal is sent for administrator attention instead of forcing the change.
The proposal submitter is notified by email when a proposal is approved or rejected. Photos uploaded for proposals that were rejected or cancelled are deleted about 30 days later.
What if I disagree with a decision?
While a case is still open, the best thing you can do is argue it in the case discussion. A clear explanation regularly changes how other members vote, and it is far more effective than adding one more vote of your own.
Once a case is closed there is no formal appeal. Decisions are made by the community rather than by any single member, and reopening them on request would undo that. If you believe a decision was clearly wrong – for example content was removed based on something factually incorrect, or a photo change broke a profile – contact us with the case number and what you think went wrong. Administrators can restore removed content and reverse an applied photo change where it is warranted.
Being on the losing side of a case costs you nothing. It does not affect your contributor status, and it does not count against you anywhere.
How long do closed cases stay visible?
The Contribute page shows the 10 most recent closed cases, and you can expand that to the last 100. Closed cases are searchable by case number, profile, who posted the content, the content itself, and the explanation given.
There is no time limit involved – it is simply the most recent decisions, however old they are.
π€ For Models: Managing Your Profile
I'm not on Babepedia yet. How do I get listed?
You can add yourself to Babepedia!
- Register an account if you haven't already (it's free!)
- Log in to your account
- Go to the Suggest a Babe page
- Fill out the form with your information
- Submit your suggestion
Community members can also suggest pages for models who already have a public internet presence, so a profile page can exist even if the model has never registered a Babepedia account.
What happens next?
- Our team will review your submission (maximum 7 days)
- You'll receive an email once your profile is approved and live
- After approval, you can edit your profile page
- You can request to lock your profile so only you can edit it
I'm a model featured on Babepedia. How can I edit my profile?
You can edit your own profile just like any community member:
- Register an account (use your professional name or a recognizable username)
- Log in
- Go to your profile page
- Click "Edit Biography"
- Make your updates
Do you verify that the person who creates an account is the model?
No, not for ordinary user accounts. Anyone can create a Babepedia account to contribute, just as anyone can create a Wikipedia account to edit articles.
We verify identity when someone asks us to take control of a profile page, lock a page, request removal, or otherwise act on behalf of the model. Those requests require proof that the requester is the model or an authorized representative.
I'm a model featured on Babepedia. How can I change my photos?
You have two ways to change or improve the photos shown on your profile:
- Upload new photos: Click "Upload Photos" on your profile page to add highβquality, eligible images for the regular photo set. After review (usually within 24β48 hours), approved photos appear.
- Request changes using "Flag this profile": Use the "Flag this profile" button to:
- Select an existing user upload or upload a new photo as Main #1 while choosing where the current Main #1 should remain
- Ask us to remove outdated / incorrect / low quality images
- Move or swap existing photos between main and user-upload positions
Urgent change? Email info@babepedia.com and include:
- Link to your profile page
- Which photo(s) to add / remove / replace (exact URLs if possible)
- Proof that you are the model (see verification options below)
- Brief reason for urgency
We will prioritize properly documented urgent requests. For general upload requirements, see the Photo Upload Guidelines.
Can I lock my profile so others can't edit it?
Yes! Once you've updated your profile to your satisfaction, you can request a page lock:
- Email us at: info@babepedia.com
- Include:
- Link to your profile page
- Proof that you are the model (see verification options below)
Identity Verification Options
To prove you're the model, upload one or more files showing one of the following:
- β Screenshot from the backend of your verified social media account
- β Photo of yourself holding a piece of paper with today's date or "Babepedia" written on it
- β Scan of your ID (handled confidentially if necessary)
- β Other clear proof that demonstrates your identity
How do I remove my profile completely?
If you are the model and want your profile removed from Babepedia, use the removal request form:
- Open: Contact Babepedia, choose I'm a Model, then Remove My Profile
- Submit:
- The exact Babepedia profile URL
- One or more proof files (see options above)
- A valid email address where we can send the decision
- Review time: Requests are reviewed soon and typically take between 1 and 7 days
How can I promote my profile?
Once you've fine-tuned your profile page, we offer additional promotion methods to help you reach a larger audience.
We provide various promotion options tailored to your specific needs and goals. Due to the personalized nature of these options, we prefer to discuss them directly with you.
Get started:
- Email: info@babepedia.com
- Include:
- Link to your profile page
- Brief description of your goals
- Any specific promotion ideas you're interested in
We'll get back to you with customized promotion options that fit your needs.
Babepedia's Mission for Models
πΌ For Model Representatives & Agencies
How can agencies or representatives edit client profiles?
Representatives can help ensure client profiles are accurate:
- Register an account if you haven't already
- Log in to your account
- Navigate to your client's profile page
- Click the "Edit Biography" button
- Make your changes and submit
Just like Wikipedia, anyone can edit profiles by default. If you need exclusive editing rights, see the profile locking option below.
Can we lock a client's profile?
Yes! If you want exclusive control over a client's profile to prevent unauthorized edits:
- Email: info@babepedia.com
- Include:
- Link to the profile page
- Proof of representation (documentation showing you're authorized to represent the model)
- Your registered account username
What happens: Once verified, the profile will be locked and only you (when logged in) can edit it.
How do we promote a client's profile?
We offer various promotion methods for agencies and professional representatives:
- Email: info@babepedia.com
- Include:
- Link to your client's profile page
- Brief description of promotion goals
- Proof of representation
- Any specific promotion ideas you're interested in
We'll respond with customized promotion options for your client.
How do we submit DMCA requests for clients?
See the DMCA & Content Removal section below for complete details on submitting removal requests on behalf of clients.
βοΈ DMCA & Content Removal
How do I request photo removal?
If you need specific photos removed due to copyright or privacy concerns:
- Open: Contact Babepedia, choose Remove content, then DMCA / Remove specific photos
- Submit:
- One direct https://www.babepedia.com/user-uploads/ image URL per line
- Between 1 and 5 proof-of-representation files in JPG, PNG, WebP, or PDF format
- An optional note with source or ownership context
What proof do I need to provide?
If you're the model:
- Proof of identity (email from official address, social media backend screenshot, photo with date/Babepedia sign, or ID)
If you're a representative:
- Proof of authorization to act on behalf of the model
- Proof that you own the photos (if applicable)
Important DMCA Notes
- β οΈ Verify correct model: Make sure the profile is actually yours
- β οΈ Photo ownership: Confirm you own the photos. Professional photoshoot photos (Playboy, etc.) may be owned by the publisher, not the model
- β οΈ Incomplete requests may be ignored
What about watermarks?
We have strict watermark policies:
- β Authorized watermarks must stay - Do not remove photographer or original copyright holder watermarks
- β Third-party watermarks can be removed - Watermarks added by websites that don't own the photo can be removed
- β Do not add unauthorized watermarks
βοΈ Account Management
How do I create an account?
Click the "Register" link at the top of any page and fill out the form. Registration is free!
Do I need to verify my email?
Yes, email verification is required to upload photos. You can edit profiles without verification, but photo uploads require a verified email so we can notify you about review status.
How do I close my account?
- Log in to your account
- Go to Account Options
- Find the "Account Closure" option
- Follow the prompts
Can I restore a deleted account?
If deleted less than a year ago:
- Go to the registration page
- Register with the same username and same email
- Your account will be automatically restored with your previous history
If deleted over a year ago: Account cannot be restored. You'll need to create a new account.
What do account statuses mean?
Babepedia shows a simple public account status on user profile pages:
- Deleted: The account has been closed or removed.
- Low trust: The account is in limited standing because of abuse, spam, or consistently poor contributions.
- Normal: A regular account in good standing.
- Trusted contributor: An established contributor with a strong history of helpful contributions.
- Top contributor: A higher contributor tier for the biggest proven contributors.
Trusted contributor and Top contributor status are both assigned automatically, based on a single contributor score. Eligible users can see a percentage progress bar next to the account status field showing how close an account is to the next tier.
How is my contributor score calculated?
These add up to your contributor score:
- Biography edits: +1 for each edit session that visibly changes a profile. An edit session is all the saves you make on one profile within 24 hours of your first save, with nobody else editing it in between. Saving a profile several times in a row counts the same as making all the changes in one save. Saves that don't change anything visible – or that end up where they started – don't count.
- Ratings on your edits: Trusted and Top contributors can rate revisions in the revision history. An edit session rated up by at least 1 more of them than rated it down is worth +2, and one rated down by at least that many more is worth −2. Most edits are never rated, and they simply count +1.
- Photo uploads, once our team has reviewed them: +2 if a photo is approved as a main profile photo, +1 if it is moved to the user-uploaded section, and −5 if it is declined. Photos that are simply deleted do not count either way.
- The Contribute page: some of the work you put in there can add a small amount. Voting on cases doesn't count.
- Votes on your comments: a comment counts once several members agree on it. A comment that is clearly voted up is worth +1 or more, about 1 point for every 1 net votes, and one that is clearly voted down costs the same way. A single member can't change your score on their own, votes from very new accounts and votes on deleted comments don't count, and the total from comment votes is limited in both directions.
Targeted downvoting: if a member keeps downvoting the comments of one particular person, those downvotes stop counting and the voter's own score goes down. Ordinary downvoting is not affected.
The thresholds are:
- Trusted contributor: a contributor score of 500 or more, with an account at least 3 months old
- Top contributor: a contributor score of 5,000 or more, with an account at least 9 months old
Both tiers also require an account in good standing that is not blocked. Contributor progress is updated once a day.
If your progress shows 100% but your account status is still Normal, your account is most likely still too new. Once it is old enough, it upgrades automatically as long as it is not blocked.
Does contributing on the Contribute page raise my contributor status?
Voting stays out of it on purpose. Community review works best when people vote for the outcome they actually think is right, and tying votes to status would reward volume instead of judgement. You could review thousands of cases correctly and your contributor score would not move.
Your contributor status determines what you may do on the Contribute page, but voting there never feeds back into it. Voting on the losing side of a case costs you nothing, and every vote carries the same weight no matter which status the voter has.
Some of the work you put into the Contribute page can add a small amount to your score. Each contribution is only worth a little, so vote on every case for the outcome you think is right.
The one place where reporting history can hold you back is the comment reporting limits – and those only pause reporting temporarily. They never change your account status.
What can each contributor status do?
Trusted contributor
For established contributors with a strong helpful activity history.
- Edit biographies without the hourly submission limit that applies to other accounts
- See the revision history of any profile, and a Recent Biography Edits section on user profiles
- See the full voting history behind a profile's rating
- Suggest new Scene or Model tags while editing galleries
- Suggest a new main profile photo, or replace a photo with a new upload
- Bare links you post on the feedback board are turned into clickable links
- See other members' contributor progress bars
Top contributor
For the highest-volume proven contributors.
- Everything in Trusted contributor
- Can help fill up to 20 user-uploaded photo slots per profile instead of 16
- That means up to 24 total photos when the 4 main profile slots are also filled
A few of these unlock at slightly different points as an account's record builds up, so a newly promoted Trusted contributor may not have every item on the list straight away.
π Account Use & Sharing Policy
What is the account use policy?
Accounts are issued for personal use only. Each account should be used by a single individual. Sharing, selling, transferring, or otherwise allowing other people to use your account is strictly prohibited.
What happens if we detect account sharing?
We take account sharing seriously. If we detect suspicious activity or evidence of account sharing, here's what may happen:
- Temporary Suspension: Your account may be temporarily suspended pending investigation
- Verification Required: We may require additional verification to confirm the account is yours
- Repeated Violations: Multiple instances of account sharing can result in permanent account termination
- Serious Violations: Serious or intentional misuse may result in immediate permanent ban
Are multiple accounts allowed?
No. Creating or maintaining multiple accounts is strictly prohibited. Each person should have only one active account on Babepedia.
Why do you have these policies?
These policies protect the integrity of our community:
- β Fair voting: One person, one vote - ensures our rating system is legitimate
- β Accountability: Users are responsible for their account activity
- β Trust: Prevents manipulation and fraud
- β Safety: Helps us identify and stop malicious actors
How can I stay safe with my account?
Keep your account secure:
- β Use a strong password - Mix letters, numbers, and special characters
- β Never share credentials - Don't give your password to anyone, even friends or family
- β Log out when done - Especially on shared or public computers
- β Use one account - Maintain only the account you're registered with
What if my account was compromised?
If you suspect someone else has been using your account:
- Change your password immediately - Go to Account Options
- Contact us - Email info@babepedia.com with details
- We'll investigate - Our team will review account activity and take appropriate action
π© Reporting Issues
How do I report wrong or duplicate photos?
- Go to the profile page with the incorrect photo
- Click "Flag this profile"
- Choose "Remove one or more photos" and select the reason
- For a duplicate, select both the photo to remove and the version that should remain
- Compare the resolution and full-size previews. You may keep the lower-resolution version when it has a better crop, fewer artifacts, no watermark, or another meaningful advantage, but explain why
- Submit your report
What if a profile is using another person's photos or social media links?
If a profile appears to mix up identities, use the wrong person's photos, or link to the wrong social media accounts, we treat that as a content problem that needs review.
- Wrong information or mixed-up identity: Click "Flag this profile" or contact us with the profile link and a short explanation
- Unauthorized or copyrighted photos: Use Contact β Remove content β DMCA with direct user-upload image URLs and proof of representation
- If you are the model or representative: Include proof of identity or representation so we can correct, lock, or remove the page faster
Depending on the evidence, we may correct the information, remove photos, lock the page, or remove the profile entirely.
How do I report abusive comments?
- Find the comment you want to report
- Look for the report icon in the bottom right corner of the comment
- Select the reason that best fits, and add an explanation if the reason alone does not make the problem clear
Reporting a comment requires a confirmed email address and an account at least 7 days old. There are also limits on how many comments you can report, so that reporting stays focused on genuine problems.
You cannot report your own comments, and reporting a profile link works the same way but has no account age requirement.
Are links in comments allowed?
Yes. A comment is not spam just because it contains a link. Links that provide relevant information about the model are welcome, including:
- Evidence or proof supporting a claim about her
- Sources that clarify or correct information in her biography
- News articles about her
Links to photos and videos should be submitted in the dedicated links section on the model's profile, not in comments. A backlink to Babepedia is required for submissions to that section.
How do I report profile vandalism or spam?
For urgent issues:
- Use our contact wizard and select the appropriate category
For less urgent issues:
- Click "Flag this profile" on the profile page
How do I report a bug?
Use our contact wizard and select "Technical Issues" β "Report a Bug". Please include:
- Detailed description of the bug
- Steps to reproduce it
- Browser and device information
- Screenshots if applicable
π¬ Community Guidelines
What makes a good community member?
- β Be accurate - Verify information before adding it
- β Be respectful - Treat models and other users with respect
- β Be helpful - Improve existing content, don't just add more
- β Follow copyright laws - Don't upload leaked or stolen content
- β Quality over quantity - One great edit is better than ten mediocre ones
What's not allowed?
- β Vandalism or intentionally wrong information
- β Spam or promotional content for external sites
- β Abusive, racist, or hateful language
- β Doxxing (sharing private personal information)
- β Uploading copyrighted or leaked content without permission
- β Creating duplicate profiles
- β Uploading illegal or underage content
What happens if I break the rules?
Consequences depend on severity:
- Minor violations: Warning or temporary suspension
- Repeated violations: Longer suspension or reduced trust level
- Serious violations: Permanent ban
How do I submit feedback or ideas?
We love community feedback! Click here and select "Community & Content" β "Site Idea/Feedback" to open our feedback forum where you can:
- Submit new feature ideas
- Vote for existing suggestions
- Comment and discuss ideas
- See what's being worked on
How accurate is the information on Babepedia?
Babepedia is community-driven, meaning information accuracy is maintained through collective effort:
- Community oversight: A large group of dedicated contributors helps ensure accuracy
- Reporting system: Wrong information can be flagged and reported by any user
- Revision and voting history: Trusted contributors with established histories gain access to revision tracking and babe voting history pages, helping them review changes and voting patterns
- Multiple verification: Popular profiles are viewed and edited by many users, increasing accuracy through consensus
- Model verification: Models themselves can register and correct their own information
While no system is perfect, our community-driven approach with multiple layers of oversight helps maintain high accuracy standards.
π§ Technical Questions
Which browsers are supported?
Babepedia works best on modern browsers:
- Chrome (recommended)
- Firefox
- Safari
- Edge
We recommend keeping your browser updated for the best experience.
Is there a mobile app?
Not yet, but our website is mobile-responsive and works well on phones and tablets.
How do I report a technical issue?
Use our contact wizard and select "Technical Issues" to report bugs or technical problems.
Why can't I upload photos?
Common reasons:
- Your email address isn't verified - Go to Account Options to verify
- The profile has already reached the photo limit available for your current account tier
- There are 20 photos in the review queue for that model
- The model has requested no additional uploads
- Your photo doesn't meet technical requirements
- You're not logged in
How do I enable/disable notifications?
Go to your Account Options page to manage notification preferences.
How does Babepedia prevent illegal content?
We take the prevention of illegal content, including underage material and CSAM (Child Sexual Abuse Material), extremely seriously. We employ multiple layers of protection:
- Manual review: Every photo upload is reviewed by our team before it appears on the site
- User reporting: Community members can report illegal or inappropriate material using the flag and report features
- Automated scanning: We use automated software that scans every image for CSAM and other illegal content
- Proactive monitoring: Our moderation team actively monitors uploads and user activity
- Immediate action: Any illegal content is removed immediately and appropriate authorities are notified
- Account consequences: Users who attempt to upload illegal content are permanently banned
If you ever encounter content you believe is illegal, please report it immediately using the flag feature or contact us directly.
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