Rejected
Time-based photo limits per profile
There is currently a hard limit on how many photos can be uploaded for each profile: 4 profile photos, and 15 user uploaded photos.
This creates an issue when the appearance of a babe has drastically changed and the photos no longer reflect what she looks like. A good example of this is Natasha Nice, who looks significantly different to the way she did in all of her photos: https://www.babepedia.com/babe/Natasha_Nice
You could implement a time-based photo per limit to maximize the chances of the photos not becoming outdated. For example, an image that is accepted today on someone's profile can be "locked in" for a duration of 1 month (maybe more) and then in 1 month if somebody uploads a new image and we are at the limit, this image can be replaced, assuming it is the oldest image, or if it is the worst of the current bunch.
However, a drawback of this implementation is that it favors recency too much in that an actress who was famous for her appearance in the 1970s could have all of her images replaced by how she looks now, which does not make sense since most people care about how she looked in her prime.
The workaround for this is to have a set number of time-based photos. For example, if we stick with the current limit of 4 profile photos and 15 user-uploaded photos, then 2 of the profile photos and 5 of the user-uploaded photos could expire based on time, assuming there are new photos in the queue.
This way, you will have an influx of more recent images balancing out with a collection of historical images which will remain unchanged.
This creates an issue when the appearance of a babe has drastically changed and the photos no longer reflect what she looks like. A good example of this is Natasha Nice, who looks significantly different to the way she did in all of her photos: https://www.babepedia.com/babe/Natasha_Nice
You could implement a time-based photo per limit to maximize the chances of the photos not becoming outdated. For example, an image that is accepted today on someone's profile can be "locked in" for a duration of 1 month (maybe more) and then in 1 month if somebody uploads a new image and we are at the limit, this image can be replaced, assuming it is the oldest image, or if it is the worst of the current bunch.
However, a drawback of this implementation is that it favors recency too much in that an actress who was famous for her appearance in the 1970s could have all of her images replaced by how she looks now, which does not make sense since most people care about how she looked in her prime.
The workaround for this is to have a set number of time-based photos. For example, if we stick with the current limit of 4 profile photos and 15 user-uploaded photos, then 2 of the profile photos and 5 of the user-uploaded photos could expire based on time, assuming there are new photos in the queue.
This way, you will have an influx of more recent images balancing out with a collection of historical images which will remain unchanged.
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