Content standards

Labelling

• Every title carries a maturity rating mapped to local rating systems.
• Content warnings are written per language, not machine-copied across locales.
• Dubbed audio and translated subtitles are disclosed, with the original language named.
• Cultural context notes are written by reviewers familiar with the setting.

Nothing publishes without cleared rights

Publication fails closed. A season cannot go live if any critical right — distribution, music, performance, location, script, translation or likeness — is missing, expired, rejected or outside its territory. Only a rights reviewer may override, and every override records a reason, an approver, an expiry and an audit entry.

AI and likeness

AI may draft subtitles, metadata and translations. Nothing reaches viewers without human approval. No performer's face or voice is synthesised without explicit, specific written authorization.

Moderation

Reactions, polls, fan submissions and watch parties are moderated. Reports create a case with an owner and a resolution, and repeated abuse suspends participation.

What we will not do

• Disguised advertising, fake close buttons or misleading timers.
• Invented scarcity, fabricated savings or invented bonus valuations.
• Randomised reward mechanics or confusing virtual-currency maths.
• Paid placement presented as organic trending.