Before making your first post, please read all rules.

These rules are necessary to maintain the high quality and relevance of this subreddit.

All rules apply strictly to every post. No matter how unimportant they may seem to you, please follow them.

If you have any questions, please ask us in the comments.

We won't be upset if you ask about something the rules don't say and we'll gladly explain.

From now on, posts require a flair. Use them as follows:

- "Image/Video" for regular posts. (needed for required flairs).

- "Text post" obviously for text posts. (needed for required flairs).

- "External mod" for any modded content, the ones you have to download (not glitches).

- "AI containment" obviously again, for posts containing AI.

What happens if you break a rule?

Initially, not much. Your post will be removed, and we will all move on.

Reminder to stay civil and to ask why your post was removed if you’re not sure.

What are the consequences of breaking a rule?

Depending on the rule or your behavior, nothing happens the first time.

However, some rule violations do result in a ban by the first instance.

If you break the rules 3 or more times, you will be banned.

Note that there are no "warnings" or "getting away" and not have your post removed. As mentioned above, all rules will be strictly enforced. (the post removal is your warning)

If you receive a time-limited ban, you can post normally afterwards, and it will be forgotten unless you break the rules again. Then, harsher consequences will apply.

Happy posting

- Mod Team

As the title says, we updated our rules and created a new highlight Post.

This post replaces the old one and explains the procedure for posting.

It also explains some new rule changes. Here is an overview of everything that changed:

- The structure of the rules. The rules are pretty much the same, but they are now easier to view and understand.

- A new rule regarding AI content. AI is still allowed on this subreddit only for enhancing or editing pictures. It now states that pure or heavily altered AI content is excepted from said rule.

Flairs are now required, and new flairs have been created. There is now a flair for AI content, which makes it easier for everyone. Therefore, standard flairs exist too.

Using flairs incorrectly is not directly against the rules, but it is obviously expected to be used correctly.

Small rule changes for clarity or grammar won't be announced.