Content & Gallery Moderation Policy | deep-imager AI Image Generator
How Publicly visible gallery posts are screened, what is prohibited, and how to report abuse on deep-imager.
What is user-generated content on deep-imager?
When you enable Publicly visible on a generation, you ask to list that still in the public gallery. Private work stays in your account history and is not listed publicly. Gallery pages are UGC surfaces: prompts and images come from users, not from deep-imager editorial staff.
You remain responsible for prompts and outputs you create or publish. deep-imager may refuse, hide, or remove listings that break these rules or applicable law.
How does moderation work?
We combine automated safety checks on prompts and outputs with human review for public gallery submissions (pending / approved / rejected). Machine safety blocks are separate from manual gallery approval status and do not automatically rewrite approval fields.
Public listings should not appear until they clear the applicable review path. We may re-review after publication if a report arrives or if models/policies change. Repeat violators may lose gallery privileges or account access.
What content is prohibited?
Prohibited gallery and upload content includes, without limitation:
- Illegal content of any kind
- Sexual content involving minors; any CSAM
- Non-consensual intimate imagery
- Extreme violence or gore for shock value
- Hate, harassment, or credible threats
- Clear copyright or trademark infringement
- Scams, phishing, malware, or deceptive impersonation
These rules also appear in our Terms of Service (Public Gallery and UGC). When in doubt, keep the still Private.
How do I report a gallery image?
On any gallery detail page, use Report this image, or email support@flyingmob.com with the page URL, image ID if shown, and a short description. You can also start from Contact.
We aim to review safety and infringement reports within a reasonable time and to take action when warranted (hide, remove, or further restrict the account).
Advertising and thin gallery pages
Gallery detail pages exist to showcase moderated examples and remix workflows. We do not treat them as primary ad inventory. Prefer placing ads on Guide, FAQ, About, and long-form blog pages with substantial editorial text.