Content Policy

This policy applies to everything written, stored or generated on EroticWriter: the prompts you write, the character bibles and world facts you author, the stories you build from them, and the text the service generates in response.

It forms part of the Terms of Service. Breaking this policy breaks the Terms.

EroticWriter is deliberately uncensored for adult fiction. There is no explicitness ceiling, no list of forbidden words, and no refusal because a scene is dark or a character is unpleasant. This page sets out the small number of places where that stops, and why they are absolute.

The following are prohibited without exception. They are not questions of taste, tone or explicitness level, and no preset, setting or instruction unlocks them.

• Any sexual or sexualised depiction of a minor, in any form — described, implied, summarised, or framed as fiction, fantasy, roleplay or dream. This includes characters who read as children regardless of any age stated for them, and characters "aged up" from source material in which they are minors.
• Sexual content depicting a real, identifiable person without their consent, including public figures.
• Depictions of real sexual violence committed against a real, identifiable person.
• Instructions or assistance for serious crime — including sexual offences against children, human trafficking, and the production or distribution of child sexual abuse material.
• Content that is unlawful in the jurisdictions in which we operate.

Attempting to obtain any of the above is itself a violation, whether by indirect phrasing, by splitting a request into innocuous parts, or by any other circumvention. It makes no difference whether the attempt succeeds.

Every character on EroticWriter must be an adult, and must be written as one. This is a requirement of the platform, not a setting you can change.

A stated age does not decide the question — depiction does. A character described with the body, face, voice or social role of a child is treated as a child no matter what number appears in their bible, and no matter what species, magical age or immortality is claimed for them.

Where a depiction is ambiguous, we resolve it against the account. We would rather refuse a legitimate scene than host an illegitimate one.

The limits above are enforced on what you submit and on what the service generates, and they do not depend on anyone filing a report.

When a limit is reached, generation is refused. We do not quietly soften a scene, substitute a gentler word or continue in a different direction without telling you — an author needs to know where the boundary actually is, and a silent rewrite hides it.

We do not read your work. Nothing you write is published, shown to another writer, or read by a person here to judge it, and we do not use it to train models — the limits above are enforced by the classifier at the moment of writing, and nothing downstream of that looks at the result.

The one exception is a valid legal demand for a named account, which "Law-enforcement requests" below describes. The Privacy Policy sets out everything we hold.

Anyone can report content or an account, whether or not they have an account with us. Write to [email protected].

Please include whatever identifies the material — a link, a story or universe name, an account name — and what about it breaches this policy. If you are reporting content that depicts you, say so, and we will treat it as a priority.

We acknowledge reports and act on them. Reports of apparent child sexual abuse material are dealt with before anything else.

We cooperate with law enforcement on child sexual exploitation, and we make any report the law requires of us.

We do not notify the account where notification is prohibited or where it would prejudice an investigation.

Where this policy is broken, we block the account. There is one measure and no ladder of lesser ones: we do not edit, cut or delete part of your work, and we do not issue warnings.

A block takes effect on the next request you make, and every session signed in on every device is ended with it.

Where the conduct falls under "Absolutely prohibited" above, the block is immediate and permanent. Otherwise a block can be lifted, and the way to ask is the appeal below.

A block is not erasure, and is not meant to be: the account and its work stay as they are, and where we receive a valid request to preserve them, we keep what it covers for as long as it requires.

Creating a new account to evade enforcement is itself a violation of this policy and of the Terms.

If you believe an enforcement decision was wrong, write to [email protected] within 30 days, explaining what you think we got wrong. A person will look at it, and we will tell you the outcome.

There is no appeal from a block arising from child sexual abuse material.

We respond to valid legal process from authorities with jurisdiction over us, and we require an instrument that is valid and specific before disclosing anything beyond what the law compels us to disclose without one. Requests should be sent to [email protected].

We will act on a lawful preservation request. Where we are permitted to tell an account that its data has been requested, we will.

The Terms of Service govern use of the service as a whole. The Privacy Policy describes what we hold and who else sees it. The § 2257 Statement sets out our position on record-keeping requirements for visual depictions.

Reports: [email protected]. Appeals, legal notices and law-enforcement requests, and general support: [email protected].

Reports have an address of their own on purpose, so that a report stands out from general support and is picked up first.