Community Guidelines

Tell dramatic stories. Do not create real-world harm.

Fiction can be dark, provocative and uncomfortable. The line is crossed when content becomes unlawful, exploitative, deceptive in a harmful way, or violates the rights and safety of real people.

Do not publish

• content that sexually exploits or endangers minors;
• non-consensual intimate imagery or sexualised deepfakes of real people;
• credible threats, targeted harassment or content intended to facilitate serious violence or wrongdoing;
• content that unlawfully infringes copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity or other rights;
• deceptive impersonation or manipulated media presented in a way likely to cause serious real-world harm;
• spam, scams, malware, fraudulent schemes or attempts to manipulate views, referrals or creator payouts.

Fiction and sensitive themes

Crime, relationships, betrayal, addiction, violence and other mature themes can be part of legitimate drama. We may use age gates, warnings, reduced visibility or other controls where appropriate.

Real people

Do not assume that public visibility gives you unlimited rights to a person's face, voice or identity. Creators are responsible for obtaining permissions where required.

Enforcement and appeals

Depending on severity and context, we may limit visibility, remove content, disable monetisation, suspend features or terminate accounts. Where applicable, we will explain the decision and provide a way to request review.