PUBLIC DOCUMENT · 2026-09-15
Community Guidelines
Rules for canvases, signatures, posts, and comments so everyone can safely create one shared work.
1. Where these rules apply
These Guidelines apply to pixels and artwork on normal and sketch canvases, nickname and country signatures, archives and timelapses, posts, comments, replies, and attached canvases or coordinates.
2. Respect other people
- Do not target anyone with harassment, threats, repeated abuse, or unwanted sexual expression.
- Do not attack or dehumanize people based on protected traits such as race, nationality, ethnicity, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or disability.
- Do not expose another person's personal information, credentials, precise location, or private conversation without permission.
- Do not encourage self-harm or make credible threats of real-world violence.
3. No illegal, sexual, or infringing content
- Child sexual exploitation or sexualization, non-consensual sexual content, and illegal transactions are strictly prohibited.
- Do not post artwork or text that infringes copyright, trademark, publicity, or other rights.
- Do not provide specific instructions for crimes or post content prohibited by law.
- Rights holders may send the claimed violation and supporting information to playcontinue00@gmail.com.
4. Child safety and CSAM response
ONEPIX has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE/CSEA). Grooming, sextortion, trafficking a child for sexual exploitation, and creating, requesting, possessing, uploading, sharing, or facilitating any child sexual abuse material (CSAM)—whether real, altered, or computer-generated—are prohibited.
- When ONEPIX obtains actual knowledge of suspected CSAM or CSAE/CSEA, we immediately restrict access to and remove the content, take appropriate account action, and preserve only the evidence necessary for safety, legal compliance, and reporting without further distributing it.
- Confirmed CSAM is reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) or the competent regional or law-enforcement authority as required by applicable law.
- The designated child-safety contact for reports and Google Play notifications is playcontinue00@gmail.com. Do not email suspected CSAM itself; send only the report details and content or account identifiers.
5. Participate fairly
- Do not use bots, macros, unofficial clients, multiple accounts, or exploits to bypass pixel cooldowns, service limits, or any future payment verification.
- Do not post repeated advertising, phishing, fraud, impersonation, coordinate flooding, or spam that disrupts the community feed.
- Do not abuse reports as a tool for harassment or censorship.
- Translations can be wrong; do not attack another person based only on a machine translation.
6. Reporting and enforcement
Use the menu on a post or comment to select a report reason and add optional details. For immediate physical danger, contact local emergency services rather than relying only on ONEPIX reporting.
- Depending on severity, repetition, context, and legal requests, ONEPIX may limit visibility, remove content or pixels, restrict features, suspend, or permanently restrict an account.
- Archives and timelapses may also be modified or anonymized for safety, legal, privacy, or rights reasons.
- User blocking, server-side minimum harmful-text filtering, and moderator review tools are available. Appeals, documented review standards, and target response times are handled through official support. Moderation evidence has an ordinary retention target of up to 180 days after case closure, with extensions only when needed for law, security, or an unresolved dispute.