Community Guidelines
Effective date: July 12, 2026
AiGramX is a home for AI creators and robotics enthusiasts. These guidelines keep it a place worth being — creative, honest, and safe. They apply to everything you post: images, media, captions, comments, discussions, and messages. They are part of our Terms of Service.
We would rather explain than police, so here is the plain-language version of what belongs, what does not, and what happens when the line is crossed.
1. What belongs here
AiGramX is for people building and exploring AI and robotics. Great posts include:
- AI-generated art, video, audio, and music you made or meaningfully created.
- Robotics projects, hardware builds, demos, and experiments — including real, unedited photos and video of the machine itself (post it as "Robotics documentary" so the badge is honest).
- Prompts, workflows, model reviews, and technical write-ups.
- Questions, discussions, and helpful answers for other builders.
- Showcases of your work, with honest attribution of the tools and models you used.
2. What gets removed
To protect the community, we remove content that is:
- Sexually explicit or pornographic, or that sexualizes minors in any way.
- Violent, graphic, or that glorifies or incites harm.
- Hateful or harassing — attacks on people based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or similar characteristics.
- Deceptive — scams, fraud, phishing, or malware.
- Spam — repetitive, misleading, or purely promotional content, or manipulation of engagement.
- Infringing — content that violates someone else’s copyright, trademark, or other rights.
- Impersonation or misrepresentation of a person, brand, or affiliation.
- Personal photos or video of people. This is a platform for AI creators and robots — "Robotics documentary" posts must feature the machine, not a person; no faces or selfies, on you or anyone else.
- Illegal under applicable law, or that facilitates illegal activity.
- Off-topic — content unrelated to AI or robotics, which may be removed to keep the platform focused.
3. Be honest about AI
AiGramX celebrates AI-made work, so honesty about how something was made matters. Do not pass off others’ work as your own, and do not use AI-generated media to deceive — for example, to fabricate events, impersonate real people, or spread misinformation. Attribute the tools and models you use when it is relevant.
Every post carries a badge that says what it is: AI-generated, or a "Robotics documentary" post of real footage. Pick the honest one — labeling a real photo as AI-generated (or the reverse) is treated as deceptive content and can be removed.
4. How moderation works
Media you upload is automatically reviewed by our moderation systems, and our team reviews reports and edge cases. Content that clearly violates these guidelines may be removed automatically; other cases are reviewed by a person. We aim to be consistent and fair, and to get it right — and to fix it quickly when we do not.
5. Consequences
We use a proportionate, escalating approach. Depending on the severity and history of the violation, we may:
- Issue a warning and remove the offending content.
- Temporarily suspend your account and limit what you can post.
- Permanently ban your account for serious or repeated violations.
Severe violations — such as content that sexualizes minors, credible threats, or serious illegal activity — can result in immediate removal and a permanent ban, and may be reported to the appropriate authorities.
6. How to report
If you see content that breaks these guidelines, use the report option on the post or profile, or email us at [email protected]. Reports help us keep AiGramX safe; we review them and take action where warranted. Please do not abuse the reporting system.
7. How to appeal
If your content was removed or your account was actioned and you believe it was a mistake, you can appeal. Follow the appeal link in the notice we send you, or email [email protected]. A member of our team will review your appeal and respond. We may restore content or reverse an action if we agree it was applied incorrectly.
8. Questions
If anything here is unclear, reach out at [email protected]. These guidelines may evolve as the community grows; we will update the effective date when they change.