🌐 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 membership posts visible only to a limited audience.
- If a post that may be classified as harmful to minors contains such content, links, or attachments and is published as public, you must mark it as mature.
- Membership posts are also considered conditionally public content, and all published posts must comply with the content policy regardless of the number of viewers or viewing conditions.
- If you want to keep posts for purely personal use, please use drafts that are saved without being published.
- If you publish mature content through membership without using the mature label, this may be considered a malicious policy violation and an abusive use of the service, and higher-level actions without prior accumulation of violations may be applied.
- As a platform that intermediates content transactions, POSTYPE cannot reliably make legal judgments about age-appropriateness for each post. Content Policy and the Publication Ethics Committee review standards to set appropriate viewing permissions.
Only the mature-label feature provided by POSTYPE is considered valid.
- Creators must not individually determine whether a reader is an adult based on information such as the ISBN of a mature book.
- Mature posts published without a mature label will be handled according to the relevant laws, Terms of Use, and the need to provide a stable service and protect users, and may be subject to action under the Content Policy.
Frequently changing the mature label may be regarded as abuse of this feature.
- If abuse of this feature is identified, stronger measures may be taken in accordance with the policy.
- To ensure a safe content environment for both creators and readers, you must keep the mature label applied where appropriate.