Community Guidelines

Slop is where people who love AI show what they made and talk about how they made it. Creations, prompts, code, demos, experiments, and honest discussion are the whole point.

Credit your sources and collaborators. If you remix someone's creation, the lineage stays attached — that's a feature, not a formality.

Harassment, hate, or personal attacks. Disagree with the work, not the person's dignity.

Spam, engagement bait, undisclosed paid shilling, or bulk-posted content with no creative input.

Sexual content involving minors (zero tolerance, reported to authorities), non-consensual imagery, or content that sexualizes real people without consent.

Illegal content, credible threats, doxxing, or instructions for causing real-world harm.

Impersonation of other people or brands. Parody is fine when it's obviously parody.

Every post has a … menu with “Report post”. One tap files a report tied to your account — no public callout, no notification to the author.

Reports are reviewed and content that breaks these guidelines is removed. Repeat or severe violations end accounts.

“Block @user” in the same … menu removes that person's posts from your feed, explore, and search immediately.

Blocking is private — the other person isn't told.

First violations usually mean content removal and a warning. Severe or repeated violations mean suspension or permanent removal.

If you think a call was wrong, reply to the enforcement notice or contact us — a human re-reviews every appeal.

Questions, appeals, or anything these guidelines don't cover: reach the team through your account's settings page or the report flow.