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YourSitee does not allow NSFW media to be displayed directly on a Sitee. Legal adult content may only be shared through an appropriately labeled external Link Widget, provided that both the link and its destination comply with these policies, our Community Standards, and applicable law.
Your Sitee itself must remain safe for a general audience. Adding an NSFW label to a link does not allow you to display nudity, sexually explicit media, or other NSFW material directly on your page.

Content that cannot appear directly on a Sitee

NSFW or sexually explicit media must not appear in any element that visitors can see directly on YourSitee. This includes:
  • Profile pictures
  • Banners and profile backgrounds
  • Image Widgets
  • Link Widget thumbnails
  • Favicons or custom icons
  • Embedded media
  • Other images, videos, or visual previews displayed on the Sitee
These elements must not contain nudity, sexually explicit imagery, or other material unsuitable for a general audience. This rule applies even when the relevant link is marked as NSFW.

Linking to adult content

You may use a Link Widget to direct visitors to legal adult content involving consenting adults when all of the following conditions are met:
  • The NSFW Content label is enabled
  • The link destination is lawful
  • The destination complies with the YourSitee Community Standards
  • The Link Widget thumbnail, favicon, icon, and other visible preview elements do not contain NSFW material
  • The link does not promote any prohibited service or content
When a visitor selects a labeled link, YourSitee displays a warning before allowing them to continue to the external website.
Allowed example: A Link Widget with a safe title and non-explicit thumbnail that leads to a lawful adult website and has the NSFW Content label enabled.

Content that is always prohibited

Some content and activity are prohibited whether they appear directly on YourSitee or are accessible through an external link. You must not publish, promote, facilitate, or link to:
  • Child sexual abuse material or any sexual content involving minors
  • Sexual exploitation or abuse
  • Non-consensual intimate content
  • The sale, solicitation, or facilitation of sexual services
  • Trafficking or exploitation
  • Graphic gore or extreme violence
  • Illegal adult content
  • Any other content prohibited by applicable law or the Community Standards
Child sexual abuse material is strictly prohibited. Any suspected content involving the sexual exploitation of minors may be removed immediately and reported to the appropriate authorities where required.
1

Open the Link Widget

Open your Sitee editor and select the Link Widget that leads to the adult content.
2

Review the visible preview

Make sure the title, thumbnail, favicon, icon, and any other content visible on your Sitee are suitable for a general audience.
3

Enable NSFW Content

Turn on the NSFW Content label in the Link Widget settings.
4

Save and publish

Save the widget and publish your changes.
Learn more about labels in the Guide to Content Labels.

Examples

Enforcement

YourSitee may act immediately when NSFW content is displayed directly on a Sitee. Depending on the nature and severity of the violation, we may:
  • Remove the content
  • Restrict access to the Sitee
  • Suspend the account
  • Permanently ban the account
A single serious violation may result in permanent account termination. Multiple previous violations are not required when the severity of the content justifies immediate action.

Full-profile NSFW labels

YourSitee does not currently provide an option to mark an entire Sitee as NSFW. Because no full-profile warning is available, every directly visible part of a Sitee must remain suitable for a general audience. We may consider broader profile-level content controls in the future, but no such feature is currently available.

Report prohibited content

Use the official reporting form if you find a Sitee or link that may violate these policies.

Report a violation

Submit potentially prohibited content to our Trust & Safety team for review.

Guide to Content Labels

Learn how to apply the NSFW Content label to an eligible Link Widget.

Community Standards Explained

Review the broader rules that apply to content and behavior on YourSitee
Last modified on July 13, 2026