Content Removal and Safety
Last updated May 6, 2026
This is starter policy text. Review it with qualified counsel before relying on it for a public service.
Emergency Issues
If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first. Site reports are not monitored as an emergency channel.
How to Ask for Removal
Anyone can ask us to remove content using the removal request form at /report-content. You do not need an account. Each request gets a case number, and you can check its status at /report-content/status with that number and your email address. You can also write to support@example.com.
Intimate Images Shared Without Consent
If an intimate image of you was published without your consent, submit a removal request with a link to the content, your name as a signature, contact details, and a brief statement that you believe in good faith it was published without consent. We remove the content, and every identical copy we know of, as soon as possible and within 48 hours of a valid request. We also block the same file from being uploaded again.
Child Safety
We remove sexual content involving anyone under 18 as soon as we find it, keep the records the law requires, and report it to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC). Please do not save or share the material, even as evidence.
What to Include
Helpful requests include the post URL, username, why the content violates policy, whether you are depicted or own the rights, and any context needed for review.
Outcomes
Possible outcomes include no action, adult-label correction, content warning, post removal, banning the file so identical copies cannot be posted, account suspension, preservation of records, or escalation where legally appropriate. Members who report a post are told when it has been reviewed.
Appeals
If we remove your content or suspend your account, we tell you why. You can appeal each decision once, within 180 days, from your Activity page, or from the suspension notice shown when you log in.