🌐 This article has been translated from Korean for your convenience. If there is any discrepancy, the Korean version prevails.
You must mark posts as mature even when they are visible only to limited users as membership posts.
- If a post that contains content, links, or attachments that may be classified as harmful to minors is published as public, you must mark it as mature.
- A membership post is also a conditionally disclosed piece of content, and all public posts must comply with the content policy regardless of the number of viewers or access conditions.
- If you want to keep a post for personal use, please use drafts that remain unpublished.
- If you use membership to bypass the mature mark and publish mature content without it, higher-level measures without prior accumulative penalties may be applied for malicious policy violations and fraudulent use of the service.
- As POSTYPE is a platform that intermediates content transactions, it is difficult to make legal judgments on the age rating of each post. Content Policy and the Publication Ethics Committee review standards to set access permissions.
Only the mature-marking feature provided by POSTYPE is valid.
- Creators must not individually determine whether readers are adults based on ISBNs or similar data for adult books.
- Mature posts published without a mature mark violate related laws and the Terms of Use, and may be subject to measures under the Content Policy to ensure stable service and protect users.
Frequently changing the mature mark may be considered abuse of the feature.
- If abuse of this feature is detected, stronger measures may be applied under the policy.
- To ensure a safe content environment for both creators and readers, you must consistently keep the mature mark applied where appropriate.