Editorial Policy

Editorial standards for public creator discovery pages, rankings, comparisons, methodology pages, and support content.

Regulation & Compliance

May 2, 2026·3 min read

Our editorial goal is to make adult creator discovery clearer, safer, and more useful without overstating what public profile data can prove. Pages should be practical, accurate, current where possible, and careful about privacy and consent.

This policy applies to articles, landing pages, profile pages, comparison pages, ranking pages, support pages, and methodology pages.

Editorial Principles

Content should:

Be written for adults.
Clearly distinguish public signals from verified claims.
Avoid implying endorsement, certification, or guaranteed accuracy unless specifically supported.
Avoid sensational language about creators or adult work.
Use broad, safety-aware location language.
Explain uncertainty when prices, rankings, locations, or profile details may change.
Link to creator controls when a page discusses profile data.

Claims and Evidence

Use source-backed language for factual claims. If a claim depends on our own dataset, the page should identify the dataset scope, date range, inclusion criteria, and limitations.

Avoid unsupported superlatives such as "best," "safest," "top," or "most popular" unless the ranking method is defined on the page or in a linked methodology.

Rankings and Comparisons

Ranking and comparison pages should explain:

The signals used.
The refresh or observation date where available.
What the ranking does not mean.
That creator prices, links, bios, and availability can change.
That rankings are discovery aids, not endorsements or guarantees.

Pages should not rank or compare creators using private, stolen, leaked, subscriber-only, or unsafe data.

Location Language

Location labels should be broad and safety-aware. Do not publish private addresses, exact proximity, real-time location, hotels, workplaces, schools, regular routes, or other sensitive location details.

Use wording such as "broad location signal," "city-level label," or "public profile location text" when needed. Do not imply offline availability.

Creator and User Safety

Editorial content should not encourage harassment, doxxing, stalking, evasion of platform controls, non-consensual sharing, scraping of private content, or attempts to contact creators outside official channels.

Safety-sensitive issues should link to the appropriate support page:

Creator removal.
Profile claim.
Trust and safety report.
DMCA notice.

AI and Automation

AI-assisted drafts may be used for structure, summaries, and first-pass copy. Before publication, a human reviewer should check factual claims, tone, safety issues, source handling, internal links, and compliance with this policy.

AI output should not be treated as a source. Dataset claims, legal claims, and platform-policy claims need independent review.

Corrections

When we identify a meaningful error, we should correct it and update internal notes. If the error affects creator privacy, safety, consent, impersonation, or legal risk, route it through the trust and safety workflow.