Rules | AngryPages

Hard stops

Direct no's. If it lands here, it is not publishable as-is.

#	Rule	Standard
1.1	No crime help	No instructions, coordination, or facilitation for serious illegal activity.
1.2	No fraud or hacking	No fraud, phishing, identity theft, hacking, evasion, trafficking, or violent wrongdoing.
1.3	No criminal access	No selling, brokering, or facilitating unlawful access to regulated or restricted goods or services.
1.4	No evasion tools	No tools, templates, or operational guidance built to deceive, steal, exploit, or bypass lawful safeguards.
1.5	No hate	No dehumanizing, threatening, or hate-inciting content aimed at protected groups or vulnerable people.
1.6	No trauma targeting	No mocking or targeting victims of abuse, sexual violence, non-consensual imagery, or similar trauma.
1.7	No harassment	No sustained abuse, humiliation, stalking, brigading, or coordinated harassment.
1.8	No doxxing	No non-public personal information used to shame, intimidate, or endanger anyone. Minors get the highest protection.
1.9	No extremist support	No praise, recruitment, or material support for terrorist, extremist, or violent criminal groups.
1.10	No violence praise	No incitement, glorification of atrocities, or celebration of real-world harm.
1.11	No self-harm promotion	No encouragement of suicide, self-harm, eating-disorder behavior, or dangerous acts likely to cause serious injury.
1.12	No shock content	No graphic or violent material used mainly to shock, disgust, or provoke. Public-interest framing does not excuse glorification or facilitation.
1.13	Child safety first	No child sexual abuse material, grooming, sextortion, or sexual exploitation of minors.
1.14	No sexual exploitation	No trafficking, coercive sexual content, non-consensual imagery, or promotion of sexual exploitation.
1.15	Family-audience boundary	Content presented as suitable for a general or family audience must not contain adult sexual or violent themes.
1.16	No adult funnels	AngryPages does not allow adult-performer funnels, paid sexual-service promotion, or explicit creator monetization funnels on this service.

Truth, privacy, and rights

This is where trust breaks: fake identity, false evidence, privacy abuse, and rights abuse.

#	Rule	Standard
2.1	No fake identity	No misleading impersonation of a person, business, institution, or authority.
2.2	No fake authority	No forged credentials, fake identities, or fabricated authority claims.
2.3	No scam systems	No scams, fraudulent offers, phishing flows, or deceptive funnels.
2.4	No reach manipulation	No coordinated inauthentic behavior meant to manipulate reach, trust, or public perception.
2.5	No fake evidence	No synthetic media, fabricated documents, or AI-made evidence presented as authentic where deception could cause harm.
2.6	No dangerous health lies	No dangerous medical or safety claims presented as fact.
2.7	No civic or panic lies	No false claims that interfere with civic processes or provoke panic, violence, or severe reputational harm.
2.8	Label fact from framing	Clearly separate fact, allegation, analysis, satire, advocacy, and opinion.
2.9	Privacy comes first	No leaking, trading, or exposing private or sensitive personal information.
2.10	Use what you can defend	Publish only content you own, control, license, or otherwise have the right to use.
2.11	Respect legal rights	No infringement of copyright, trademark, publicity, or other legal rights, and no leaving clearly unlawful material up after valid notice.

Context and publishability

This is the grey zone: what can stay up, what moves higher, and what stops being monetizable.

#	Rule	Standard
3.1	Allowed context	Educational, documentary, scientific, artistic, journalistic, or public-interest value can justify difficult material when the context is explicit.
3.2	Required framing	Use a clearly explanatory, critical, analytical, or reportorial purpose, not celebratory, fetishistic, recruitive, or instructional framing.
3.3	Context has limits	Context is not a shield for glorification, shock tactics, hate, exploitation, or facilitation.
3.4	Distribution limits	Warnings, age-gating, reduced distribution, limited sharing, tier escalation, or monetization restrictions may apply.
3.5	Use tiers intentionally	Tier 1 and Tier 2 are for general-audience, mainstream-safe, well-contextualized material. Tier 3 and Tier 4 are for controversial, graphic, adult, regulated, or otherwise higher-risk material.
3.6	Creator storage and publishing route	When AngryPages stores creator material, it stores it in Delaware HoldCo as a service in the creator's account. When AngryPages publishes, it publishes through OpCo.
3.7	High-risk categories	Explicit sexual content, graphic shock material, weapons, explosives, drugs, tobacco, alcohol, gambling, fraud-enabling tools, hateful framing, and exploitation of recent sensitive events require stricter handling.
3.8	If in doubt	Add context, move the content higher, or separate the durable written asset from the risky presentation.

Creator workflow

The cleanest way to stay out of trouble is to structure the work properly before it goes live.

#	Rule	Standard
4.1	Build the spine	Start with a clear headline, summary, and factual spine. Attribute material claims and use primary sourcing where practical.
4.2	Separate the lanes	Separate reporting from opinion, satire, fiction, and advocacy. Make synthetic or composite elements clear when a reader could mistake them for evidence.
4.3	Check risk before release	Remove private identifiers, unsupported allegations, and unverifiable accusations. Review rights, privacy, and defamation risk before release.
4.4	Keep improving	Use reader feedback and policy feedback to improve the work each cycle.

Enforcement

This is what happens when the rules are ignored or the risk gets too high.

#	Rule	Standard
5.1	Edit or label	We may require edits, added context, labels, warnings, or age-gates.
5.2	Limit reach	We may limit discovery, recommendations, sharing, or move content into a higher-risk tier.
5.3	Remove or demonetize	We may disable monetization or remove content.
5.4	Account action	We may suspend publishing privileges or terminate accounts, act immediately without notice for severe violations, and escalate penalties for repeated violations.