Community Guidelines
Call out the behavior.
Do not expose real people.
The future zodiac discussion board is a source community for co-creating game events. It is not a place to expose people, put partners on trial, or distribute private conversations. Only users aged 18 or older may register or submit content.
1. Anonymize Before Posting
- Use fictional labels such as “they,” “my ex,” or “a coworker”;
- Remove names, profile pictures, phone numbers, social-media handles, addresses, employers, schools, precise locations, and exact dates;
- Do not upload photos, audio, video, location data, or private-message screenshots without consent;
- Change irrelevant details so that real people cannot reasonably be identified.
2. Prohibited Content
- Child sexual exploitation, pornography, sexual violence, or any sexual content involving minors;
- Threats, hate, bullying, harassment, stalking, doxxing, or inciting others to target someone;
- Self-harm, dangerous conduct, unlawful activity, scams, or malware;
- Unauthorized copyrighted material, trade secrets, or another person's sensitive personal information;
- Claims that a zodiac sign, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, or other group is inherently inferior;
- Advertising spam, flooding, impersonation, vote manipulation, or evasion of moderation.
3. Submissions and Adaptations
Ordinary forum posts do not automatically grant adaptation rights. A real-life partner story enters the event-card candidate pool only when submitted through the dedicated “Create Event Card” or “Edit Event Card” feature by clicking “Submit.” Submitting expressly authorizes adaptation of that event card. The project will further anonymize, rewrite, combine, and adapt the content for comedy, and does not guarantee selection, attribution, payment, or verbatim use. See Section 4 of the Terms of Service for the full license.
4. Reporting, Blocking, and Moderation
Before the community officially launches, it must provide features for reporting posts, reporting users, blocking users, filtering prohibited content, human-review queues, and appeals. Based on risk, we will promptly hide or remove content, restrict accounts, and report matters to the appropriate authorities when necessary. Public user-generated content will not be enabled in the mobile app until the community has these capabilities.
5. How to Report
Once the community launches, first use the “Report” button next to the relevant post or user. For privacy, infringement, or urgent safety issues, you may also email [email protected]. Include the content link, reason, and necessary evidence. Do not spread additional unrelated personal information in your report email.