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The purpose of these guidelines is to build a safe, fun space in which we can all find, create, and enjoy AI experiences within Latitude products. Every creator is expected to set an appropriate content rating for their published world based on the content ratings below.
Voyage ratings are based on the overall tone and themes of a world rather than the presence of any single concept. A world is rated by the experience it creates as a whole, not by isolated moments. The exception is Unpublishable content, which is never permitted regardless of how central or incidental it is to the world.
We reserve the right to update these Community Guidelines at any time, with or without notice, in line with our efforts to protect the integrity of our community experience. Any disputes or gray areas will be handled at the moderators' discretion to align with the safety expectations of the broader player community, and any examples used in these guidelines are for illustrative purposes only and not intended as an exhaustive list of what is or is not allowed. For questions regarding, or disputing of a moderation decision, clarification about a specific guideline, or how to best abide by these guidelines, email [email protected] — Thank you!
These guidelines apply to everything publicly posted on the platform, this includes: Worlds, Mods, Cover images, Comments, Usernames and Bios. Usernames and Bios must never exceed a Teen rating nor include any mention of higher ratings, while Comments mustn't exceed the rating of the World or Mod they are posted on. Direct or indirect mentions of a higher rating or higher-rated content in a World or Mod will automatically cause it to be that rating. If a Mod is rated differently than the World it's linked to, the World's overall rating is determined by whichever is higher.”
Private and Unlisted Worlds and Mods made for personal use are not moderated and therefore not subjected to these guidelines. Instead, our Walls Approach applies, preventing any content suggesting, promoting, or glorifying the sexual exploitation of children.
Content ratings do not limit what can happen in an Save — If you wish to restrict what kind of content can be generated in your Save, please refer to our AI Safety Settings.
Everyone worlds keep a light, welcoming tone where conflict stays low-stakes and themes are straightforward. These worlds are suitable for pre-teens and rely on imagination and adventure rather than realistic danger or mature subject matter.
Everyone worlds typically feature concepts such as:
Teen worlds introduce more complex social dynamics, real stakes, and nuanced characters while keeping an overall clear moral framework. The tone can be dramatic or suspenseful but stays accessible to early teens and avoids deep psychological darkness or sexual focus.
Teen worlds typically feature concepts such as:
Mature worlds explore dark themes with purpose, serious consequences, and significant moral ambiguity. These worlds require adult judgment and emotional maturity to process, and may carry strong romantic or suggestive tension, but they stop short of explicit sexual content, which is Unpublishable on Voyage.
Mature worlds typically feature concepts such as:
When you upload a custom cover image, our image rating system reviews it and assigns it a content rating (Everyone, Teen, Mature) using the same scale as the rest of these Community Guidelines. Two things determine that rating: the visual content it depicts and any text found inside the image. Your image's final rating is the most restrictive rating triggered by either one, and some content will cause the image to be marked Unpublishable, meaning it can't be used on published content.
Regardless of any text, the visual content of your image affects its rating. Our system checks your image for the following general categories of content:
Most flagged content works on a sliding scale: the clearer, more prominent, or more explicit it is, the higher the rating it earns, and your image is always assigned the highest rating that any single element reaches. Ratings are also based on what an image appears to depict or hints at, not only what it literally shows. Content that is framed, cropped, obscured, or styled to imply higher-rated material can be rated as though that material were present.
If an image contains only the content below, the rating for it maxes out at Teen, no matter how prominent that content is. Other content detected in the same image can still push the final rating higher:
If an image contains only the content below, the rating for it maxes out at Mature, no matter how prominent that content is. Other content detected in the same image can still push the final rating higher:
Everything below starts at Teen when it is mild or ambiguous and climbs to Mature as it becomes clearer, more explicit, or more graphic. Pushed far enough, some of this content crosses into imagery that is never allowed on a cover image at all - see Custom Cover Images under the Unpublishable section:
On their own, the following content is detected but is ignored and won't raise your image above Everyone. Other content in the same image can still set a higher rating:
If your image contains text (captions, watermarks, speech bubbles, logos, and so on), we scan that text for restricted words. When a restricted word is found, the image is assigned a rating based on the severity of that word, and your image's final rating can never be lower than that.