In other arenas, I have been taught, and I have learned, that definition of terms/words is very important. So, I have a question: What is a "blobsquatch?" By what criteria is one picture labeled a "blobsquatch" and another accepted as something else--something better? (If you make a post on this question, PLEASE DO NOT REFERENCE ANY PARTICULAR PICTURE. Graybeard will not accept that! To me, this is a serious question from a novice and is no attempt to start, or re-start, any particular discussion.)
I feel that it would be helpful to investogators, and their readers, to have a widely accepted set of criteria by which a photograph could be labeled something better than a "blobsquatch." I would suggest, for No. 1, that the photo have a clearly discernable image of SOMETHING, not just light and shadow, to avoid the label "blobsquatch." I do not mean the image must be immediately identifiable. And "clearly discernable" probably would itself require some definition.
What are your thoughts?