Types of Pages

Types of Pages
This page will tell you about the types of pages we include on this wiki, as well as how something can qualify for inclusion.

Boats
Strictly for boats or ships which are clothing-optional or nude-only, or may allow nudity onboard due to being for private use. This mostly for cruise ships or smaller vessels with accommodation onboard, but smaller boats which belong to, or frequently used by, naturists are also allowed.

Example: Blue Nose Gulet

Uses Template:Boat.

Books
Books which include naturism as part of the plot are allowed to be added, so long as they are not erotic in nature. Photobooks must depict naturism, nude recreation or social/personal nudity.

Uses Template:Book.

Comics
For comic books to be added, the story must focus on naturism or nudity in a non-sexual context. If the comic series focuses on naturism/non-sexual nudity, then it can also be added. If the main focus of the comic book is not naturism, nude recreation, or social or personal nudity, then it can be added here.

These rules apply to web comics as well.

Uses Template:Comic.

Event
For naturist or clothing-optional events. Exludes events people may frequently be nude, but not necessarily meant to be (like certain music festivals).

Example: Alton Towers Naturist Weekend

Uses Template:Event.

Fictional Character
This is only for fictional characters who appear in naturist and naturist-oriented media, such as films, comics, books, video games and TV/web shows.

Example: Nicholas (Swords and Claws)

Uses Template:Fictional Character

Film
In order for a film to be added, the main focus of the film must be naturism, or at least include nudity in a non-sexual context, either socially or personally. Films which do include naturism, social nudity or personal nudity, but do not focus on it, can only qualify if approximately 1/10 of the run time includes naturism or non-sexual nudity. If it equals less than a tenth, include it on this page: Naturism in Film.

Additionally, if the film is pornographic/sexual in nature, it cannot be added regardless of the non-sexual nudity.

These same rules apply to short films. Documentaries are classified as films.

Example: Rip Tide (short film)

Uses Template:Film.

Location
Used for naturist-friendly or clothing-optional locations, or locations which have been used for naturist events. This also includes those which are no longer naturist-friendly (if this is the case, it must make reference to how it is no longer naturist-friendly, to avoid people trying to visit these locations with the wrong assumptions).

Example: Liverpool Sun and Air Society

Uses Template:Location.

Magazine
For a magazine to be included, it must focus on naturism. A magazine which has an article concerning naturism does not qualify, but you can add it to Naturism in Magazines.

Example: British Naturism 176 (series, British Naturism Magazine)

Uses Template:Magazine. Magazine series use Template:Magazine Series.

Organisation
To be used for organisations, companies and groups involved with naturism or naturist-oriented media.

Example: British Naturism

Uses Template:Organisation

Person
Article pages for people who are naturists or involved naturist/naturist-oriented media. The category "Naturists" must be added for those who are either full or partial naturists (with items added to the trivia section explaining how they are a partial naturist, if they are not a full naturist).

Example: Barbara Pollard (naturist), Dannii (partial naturist)

Uses Template:Person. Note: Some of the section of the 'Person' template are optional.

Photoshoot
In order for photoshoots to have their own page, they must be accessible to the public, either for free, or for a fee. These photoshoots may not be strictly naturist, but must share themes. Images from the shoot may be used on the page, unless the photographs are only available for a fee.

If the photoshoot is not a naturist photoshoot, you may still create a page for it if it features the following: And it may not be allowed if it includes:
 * A depiction of nude recreation in at least 3 photographs;
 * A nude model at home, a beach or a naturist club;
 * A nude model in nature, including woodlands, deserts or hot springs;
 * Mostly close-up shots of genitals, breasts or buttocks (male or female);
 * Shot in an artificial setting, like a studio;

If a photoshoot is acceptable, but some of the photos are not, exclude those photographs when uploading the rest. Also note that some photographs may have close-up shots of breasts or buttocks but may still be allowed (if the image also includes other things, like a background, or more parts of the model).

Uses Template:Photoshoot.

TV Series
A TV series may be added if the focus is on naturism, social nudity or personal nudity. If one episode focuses on it, then that episode may be added, but the series cannot be added. If naturism is mentioned or depicted briefly, it can be added to the list found on Naturism in TV Shows.

The same rules apply to web series.

Example: Nude Interviews (web series), Celeste Nude Interview (web series - episode)

Uses Template:TV & Web Series. Individual episodes use Template:Episode.

Video Games
Only video games which focus on naturism or nude recreation can be submitted. Games where your character must be nude, which are not sexual in nature, can also be added. Games where you can be naked, whether censored, uncensored, modded or unmodded, can be added to Naturism in Video Games.

Example: Swords and Claws

Uses Template:Video Game.

Web Video
An individual web video which is not part of any series may be added so long as the focus is on naturism, social nudity or personal nudity. Videos about nude recreation (i.e. naked yoga or nude beaches) may also be added. If a video is less than 10 minutes long, the main focus of the video does not need to be about naturism. Videos between 11 and 30 minutes must include naturism or non-sexual nudity for at least 1/4 of the run time.

Example: Bare Oaks Volleyball Tournaments! 2018

Uses Template:Web Video.