Publishing Rules
Applies to every work published to the public showcase
These rules cover works you choose to publish to the public gallery. Your private gallery is encrypted and stays yours; nothing appears in the showcase until you publish it and a moderator approves it.
1. Adults Only
The public showcase is available to adults 18+ only. By publishing you confirm you are of legal age and that every person depicted is a fictional adult.
2. What Belongs in the Showcase
The showcase allows erotic content, but not explicit content. Publish work that would pass as tasteful nudity or suggestive imagery:
- Artistic nudity and suggestive poses
- Erotic themes shown without explicit detail
- Fashion, glamour and portrait work
- Any safe-for-work generation you are proud of
3. Absolutely Prohibited
The following is prohibited everywhere on the platform, published or not, and is reported to the authorities:
- Any sexual content involving minors, real or generated
- Bestiality and any content involving animals in a sexual context
- Non-consensual imagery of real people, including deepfakes
- Content promoting violence, terrorism or human trafficking
4. Your Nickname
Publishing under a nickname is optional; you can always publish anonymously. If you do choose a nickname, it works like this:
- You pick it once. It cannot be changed afterwards.
- 3 to 20 characters, either Latin or Cyrillic — not both at once.
- Digits, underscores and hyphens are allowed, but not in a row and not at the start or end.
- Reserved names, impersonation and offensive nicknames are rejected.
- Uniqueness ignores case, so a short number is appended to keep your name distinct.
A nickname is attached to a work only when you publish under it. Works published anonymously stay anonymous.
5. Moderation
Every publication goes to a moderator before it appears in the showcase. Rejected works stay in your private gallery, and you can fix and republish them.
6. Publication Is Irreversible
Once a work is published, the choice between your nickname and anonymity is final for that work. Plan the choice before you confirm.
7. Legal Source
These rules describe the public showcase. The binding legal terms for the whole service live in the Acceptable Use Policy: