The Eleventh Circuit sua sponte vacated its prior panel opinion where it had previously held that the defendant's text messages requesting sexually explicit pictures from an undercover officer posing as a minor constituted "making a notice" seeking child pornography under 18 U.S.C. § 2251(d)(1). The Court's new opinion held that "making a notice" is ambiguous and, applying the rule of lenity, sending private, person-to-person text messages asking a minor for sexually explicit pictures does not constitute "making a notice" to receive child pornography.