Community guidelines + the 18+ / disclosure stuff

The full rules. Not long, but read them once.

Who this is for. 18+ industry professionals only. People who build, run, monetize, or service adult sites. If you’re here to find content or performers, wrong place.

Posting.

  • Give context. Geo, vertical, budget, what you already tried. Low-effort “what’s the best X” posts get ignored or moved.
  • Search first. If it’s been answered twice this month, it’ll get merged.
  • No reposting other people’s articles or reviews wholesale. Link and summarize, don’t paste.

Selling.

  • Vendors and affiliate managers are welcome if you’re transparent about who you are and you actually contribute. Put your role in your title or bio.
  • One promo thread per offer in Marketplace, not the same pitch in ten threads. Escrow for any deal, no exceptions, we’ll say it a hundred times.
  • No fake earnings screenshots, no “I made $X last month sign up here”. If a mod smells advertorial dressed up as a testimonial, it’s gone.

Legal / safety.

  • We follow the same posture as the directory: everything here assumes 2257 compliance and lawful, consensual, adult content. Piracy trading, CSAM, or anything involving minors is an instant permaban and a report. Zero tolerance, don’t test it.
  • Don’t post as fact things you can’t back up, especially “company X stole my money”. Say it’s your experience, keep it civil, we’re not eating a defamation letter for you.

Disclosure. The forum links back to the directory’s disclosure pages (how we make money, methodology, DMCA). Same standard applies here. If you disagree with a mod call, PM, don’t start a slapfight in-thread.

Questions, ask below.

Quick q - is self-promo totally banned or just in certain boards? Don’t want to trip a rule by accident.

Good question, Marcus. Marketplace / Deals is the place for offers. Everywhere else, keep it conversational, not an ad. If in doubt, ask or just don’t - we’re not heavy-handed about it as long as you’re actually contributing.

Sensible. The forums that die are the ones where every thread turns into a pitch. Good to see the line drawn early.