1.  It has to be on your regional board or a board where you have an active visiting ad.

2.  There can not be a link to your website in the post (or I think any type of contact information).

3. Has to be started by you or another lady.  Responses in reply to our requests get pulled.'

Direct from the Self Help Thread:

"Guidelines for posting Theme Day Threads on TER are listed below. TER staff/Admin may, at their discretion and judgment, remove any post that, in their opinion do not follow these guidelines. Abuse of these guidelines can result in the poster being moderated.

- Thread should be started by a local provider or local agency only
- Only 1 photo theme per day
- Only local providers, local agencies and visiting providers with an active visiting ad (posted within the last 7 days) may participate
- Theme can not be started earlier than 5 am (local time)
- Providers can post only 1 photo per theme day
- Agencies can only post 1 photo per day
- Photos should be related to the theme
- Photos should not be 'over used' - Keep them new!  Candid photos are great!
- No links to websites are allowed
- Text (one line only)  is allowed but cannot be an ad type text, such as (not an all inclusive list) city, website, email, phone number or statement such as 'Call Me' or 'Come See Me'.  
- Do not use all caps in the subject line or the one liner
- Provider should post under the OP's original post; do not post under another provider's photo
- Only the watermark trademark of the provider, the provider's name or the photographer's name (copyright) is allowed on the photo
- Comments, from both the guys and ladies on the photos, are allowed BUT posters should only respond to the photo post, not to a member's response.  No web links are allowed.  Responses should not be an ad.  This should not be used to start a new discussion. Do not make this a shill or mini-review or the post will be removed.

General Ad Posting and General Board Rules apply unless otherwise stated above. "

the pic theme day guidelines from the self help center.  If you follow those guidelines, you should be fine.  Good luck,
Swim