Reporting & Appeals
How to report
Use the Report link on a public profile or the reporting form. Identify the exact content, choose the closest reason and explain why it violates law or our rules. An email is optional for ordinary safety reports but is needed if you want confirmation and an outcome notice.
Priority reports
Reports involving minors, sexual exploitation, non-consensual intimate content or credible violence are prioritised. If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first.
What happens next
Reports receive a case record. Trained administrators review context and may dismiss, investigate, age-restrict, unpublish, suspend or remove. Decisions should be timely, objective and proportionate. Automated signals may prioritise a case, but high-impact enforcement receives human review where practicable.
Reasons and appeals
When we restrict a creator’s content or account, we provide a clear reason unless doing so would create a safety/legal risk. Creators may submit one good-faith appeal with the case number and relevant context to abuse@createfor.me. A different or appropriately qualified reviewer will consider it where practicable.
Abuse of reporting
Do not knowingly submit false, duplicate or retaliatory reports. Repeated misuse can result in report limits or account action.