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Character publishing, review, and discovery rules

This page explains how private characters, paid public publishing, admin review, popularity, and public safety checks work across Girlfriendly AI.

Private by default

Everyone can create private characters. Free users stay private unless they upgrade.

Paid public submission

Premium, Deluxe, Ultimate, and admins can submit characters for public review.

Compliance check

Hard-rule blockers keep risky characters private. Softer quality signals go to admin review.

Admin approval

Approved characters become visible in discovery and can rank in newest and popularity feeds.

Public Rules

What public review checks

Private creation is flexible, but public discovery needs stricter standards. These are the high-level rule groups enforced by the public submission flow.

Original characters only

private-only if matched

Public characters should not copy protected franchises, recognizable fictional characters, direct storylines, celebrities, influencers, or other real people.

Adults only

private-only if matched

Public characters cannot include minors, under-18 framing, loli/shota framing, or school settings used to imply underage sexual content.

No family or coercion framing

private-only if matched

Public submissions cannot be built around incest, family play, non-consent, coercion, kidnapping, drugging, slavery, grooming, or forced sex work.

Restricted fetish and hate content

private-only if matched

Public characters cannot center scat, vomit, vore, bestiality, animal genitalia, hate, slurs, racial degradation, or prohibited religious figure roleplay.

Quality review

manual review

Short descriptions, thin scenario/personality fields, and weak greetings are flagged for admin review so public characters have enough detail for good roleplay.

Reference-image review

manual review

Uploaded or URL-prefilled imagery is flagged for extra review because public characters should avoid unauthorized likeness, deepfake, and reference-photo risk.

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