> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://snaps-docs.gitbook.io/snaps-knowledge-base/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://snaps-docs.gitbook.io/snaps-knowledge-base/additional-info/content-publication-rules.md).

# Content publication rules

### Introduction

Snaps mission is to create a new WEB3 platform, which is using an absolutely unique growing and developing scenario. Snaps is a platform which could bring positive emotions of watching content, as well as monetize a time spent by each user. Snaps seeks to bring comfortable opportunities to each user surfing through the application. That’s why we have some restrictions about publishing a content. Snaps content shouldn’t cause injury to anybody.

### Minors security

Users are prohibited to publish, upload, broadcast or transmit to other users:

* Materials containing sexual abuse of minors, proposing exchange or selling such content, or links to another resources, with purpose of receiving or distribution it;
* Sexualized content addressed to minors or otherwise sexualizing a minor;
* Content depicting, suggesting, glorifying or encouraging the publication of images of child abuse, including nudity, sexualization or sexual intercourse with minors;
* Content that depicts, promotes, or glorifies pedophilia or the sexual harassment of minors;
* Content in which minor victims of violence are repeatedly bullied is used by third parties for re-publishing, either by recreating the circumstances of the violence, or by publishing a confession to the commission of violence;
* Content that directly or indirectly depicts sexual acts involving minors, including sex with or without penetration, oral sex, or erotic kissing;
* Content showing sexual arousal or sexual stimulation involving minors;
* Content showing sexual fetishes involving a minor;
* Content showing the naked genitals, buttocks, pubic area, or female nipples of a minor;
* Content containing explicit sexual wording used to describe a minor;
* Content depicting a minor that contains sexually explicit lyrics;
* Content showing sexually explicit dancing involving a minor, including twerking, breast or pelvic shaking, groin or breast strokes performed by the minor or another person;
* Content showing a minor wearing a minimal amount of clothes that is not contextually relevant to the location
* Content that implies, depicts, imitates or promotes the storage or consumption of alcoholic beverages, tobacco products or drugs by a minor;
* Content that provides minors instructions on how to buy, sell, or trade in alcohol, tobacco, or drugs;
* Content that demonstrates or promotes activities that may endanger the well-being of young people, including physical challenges, "strength tests" or stunts.
* Content that displays or promotes physical abuse, neglect, endangerment, or psychological abuse of minors.

### Dangerous actions

* Content that demonstrates the potentially inappropriate use of dangerous tools or items;
* Content depicting dangerous driving behavior;
* Content that depicts or promotes the use of substances that are not intended for ingestion and may lead to serious consequences;
* Content that describes or provides instruction on how to perform dangerous activities;
* Dangerous games, challenges, challenges, or tricks that could result in personal injury or property damage.

### Offensive actions

* Content that offends or humiliates another person on such grounds as: level of intelligence, appearance, character traits, neatness;
* Content that encourages coordinated harassment;
* Content demonstrating disregard for victims of tragedy;
* Content that demonstrates intentional harm or intimidation, such as virtual prosecution or trolling;
* Content that wishes for death, serious illness, or other serious harm to someone.

### Spam and Fraud

* Content that provides instructions to artificially increase the number of views, "likes", subscribers, newsletters or comments;
* Sell or buy views, likes, followers, content distribution or comments;
* Advertise artificial traffic generation services;
* Create malware or modify code to artificially increase views, likes, subscribers, content distribution or comments.

### Fraud and deception

* Phishing promoting content;
* Content containing personal data, or data enabling person identification;