Community Guidelines

Two simple parts: we are open about which legal adult interests are welcome, and uncompromising about the short list of things that are never allowed regardless of category.

What's welcome

Legal adult content across the full range of consensual kink and fetish interests, uploaded by adult creators who, as the producers of their own content, attest that everyone depicted is a consenting adult. We organise by category and tag rather than a narrow approved list, so new or niche communities can be added without rewriting the rules. The bar for a category is legality and consent — not mainstream acceptance.

Never allowed — no exceptions, no appeal of the rule itself

• Anyone under 18, real or apparently real, in any sexual context. Content that is ambiguous as to age is removed on report and stays down until the uploader, as producer, demonstrates from their own records that everyone depicted was an adult. Matches against known child-abuse hash databases are reported to the NCMEC CyberTipline as the law requires, and the account is terminated permanently.
• Non-consensual content of any kind: content shared without the depicted person's consent, hidden-camera content, content obtained through coercion, "revenge porn". Anyone depicted can have content removed via Report content — it comes down immediately, before review.
• Trafficking, coercion or exploitation.
• Bestiality, necrophilia, or other content illegal under US federal or applicable state law.
• Doxxing, real-world threats, or content whose main purpose is to harass an identifiable person.
• Copying other creators' work or content you don't hold the rights to.

Before anything goes live

1. Your upload lands in quarantine. Nothing is public.
2. Automated check against known-CSAM/abuse hash databases. Clear hits are locked and reported; anything ambiguous is escalated, never auto-published.
3. The upload is published automatically once the scan passes. Nobody pre-screens it; if a report comes in, a human reviews it then and gives reasons for any removal.
4. Approved → published. Rejected → you get a specific written reason and can appeal.

Appeals

Any policy-based rejection or removal can be appealed from My videos. A moderator who was not involved in the original decision reviews it. Decisions driven by legal mandate (child-safety hash matches, court orders) are not appealable here — they follow the legal process instead.

Enforcement

First minor violation: content removed, written warning. Repeated or moderate violations: temporary upload suspension. Severe violations or anything in the "never allowed" list: permanent termination and, where required, law-enforcement referral. Every action is logged and counted in our transparency report.

Comments

Be decent. Creators can delete comments on their own videos. Harassment gets you removed.