Content & Community Rules
Last Updated: October 8, 2026
We are giving some users a second chance.
We have recently released many IP addresses that were previously suspended on Piksor. Users who were suspended for reasons unrelated to child abuse or child sexual content may now be able to return to Piksor and use the platform again.
Suspensions related to child abuse, child sexual exploitation, or similar serious violations remain permanent.
Piksor is a community platform for sharing images and interacting with other users. To keep Piksor safe and usable for everyone, all users must follow the rules below.
These rules apply to comments, uploads, links, profiles, and other content shared through Piksor.
We use automated systems and human moderators to detect violations. Depending on the severity and nature of a violation, your content may be removed and your account may receive a temporary or permanent restriction.
1. Comments & Community Interaction
The following behavior is prohibited in comments and other public interactions on Piksor.
1.1 Sharing Session or App IDs
Sharing Session IDs, Session app IDs, or similar identifiers used to contact or identify users on external messaging applications is prohibited.
Sharing such identifiers may result in an automatic hard ban without prior warning.
1.2 Sharing Contact Information
Do not use comments to share or request personal contact information, including but not limited to:
- Email addresses
- Phone numbers
- Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal, or similar contact information
- Personal social media accounts when used to move interactions off Piksor
- Other information intended to establish private contact outside Piksor
Content may be removed and the account may be restricted depending on the circumstances.
1.3 Circumventing Blocked Words
Do not attempt to bypass Piksor’s word filters or moderation systems by deliberately modifying prohibited words.
Examples include:
- Replacing letters with symbols or numbers
- Adding spaces or punctuation between letters
- Using similar-looking characters
- Deliberately misspelling a prohibited word
- Using other formatting or wording specifically designed to evade moderation
For example, attempting to bypass a blocked word by changing “abuse” into “@buse” is still considered the same prohibited term.
Circumventing moderation systems may result in an automatic restriction or ban.
1.4 Pedophilia and Sexualization of Minors
Any comment that promotes, encourages, normalizes, jokes about, requests, or sexually discusses pedophilia, child sexual abuse, or the sexualization of minors is strictly prohibited.
This includes indirect, coded, joking, suggestive, or seemingly hypothetical comments.
Such violations may result in an immediate permanent ban and may be reported to the appropriate authorities where required or appropriate.
1.5 Harassment, Abuse, and Degrading Behavior
You may not use Piksor to harass, threaten, intimidate, humiliate, degrade, or repeatedly target another person.
This includes:
- Personal attacks
- Threats
- Bullying
- Targeted harassment
- Degrading or humiliating comments
- Persistent unwanted behavior
- Encouraging others to attack or harass a user
- Abusive comments directed at an individual or group
Criticism and disagreement are allowed, but they must not cross into harassment or abusive behavior.
1.6 Spam and Repeated External Links
Do not repeatedly post the same external website or promotional link across different rooms.
Sharing links to an external website in more than 3 different rooms may result in an automatic ban.
This rule applies even when the link itself is not otherwise prohibited. Repeated distribution across multiple rooms may be considered spam or platform abuse.
2. Uploads
Piksor does not allow users to upload content that is illegal, abusive, exploitative, or otherwise prohibited under these rules.
2.1 Content Involving Minors
Any image containing an underage person is prohibited when the image is used in a sexual, suggestive, exploitative, abusive, or otherwise inappropriate context.
In addition, Piksor strictly prohibits the upload of any explicit or suggestive image involving a minor, whether the content is explicit or implied.
This includes images where a minor is:
- The main subject
- In the background
- Fully clothed
- Partially clothed
- Naked
- Partially visible
- Included incidentally within a larger image
If an image contains a minor in a context that violates these rules, the fact that the minor is not the main subject does not make the upload acceptable.
Any comments that are inappropriate, sexual, or sexually suggestive in relation to images of minors are also strictly prohibited.
Violations involving child sexual abuse material, sexualization of minors, or pedophilic behavior may result in an immediate permanent ban and may be reported to law enforcement or the appropriate authorities.
2.2 Animal Sexual Content
Images depicting sexual acts involving animals, sexual abuse of animals, or pornography involving animals are strictly prohibited.
This includes explicit or implied sexual content involving animals.
2.3 Violence and Graphic Content
You may not upload images depicting:
- Graphic violence
- Extreme gore
- Torture
- Mutilation
- Serious physical abuse
- Sexual violence
- Other excessively graphic or disturbing violent content
Content may be removed and the account may be restricted depending on its nature and severity.
2.4 Doxxing and Personal Information
Piksor prohibits uploading or sharing content intended to expose another person’s private or identifying information without their permission.
This includes, but is not limited to:
- Identity cards and government-issued documents
- Passports
- Driver’s licenses
- Private documents containing personal information
- Private addresses
- Phone numbers
- Email addresses
- Private account information
- Screenshots or images intended to expose someone’s identity
- Social media profile images or account information when used to identify, expose, target, or harass a person
- Other personal information that could facilitate harassment, stalking, or unwanted contact
Sharing publicly available information does not automatically make it acceptable. Context, intent, and potential harm will be considered by our moderation team.
2.5 Intellectual Property
You may not upload or share content that infringes another person’s copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property rights.
You are responsible for ensuring that you have the necessary rights or permission to upload content to Piksor.
2.6 Offensive, Obscene, or Illegal Content
You may not upload or share content that is:
- Illegal
- Obscene
- Extremely offensive
- Harmful to minors
- Sexually exploitative
- Promoting criminal activity
- Violating another person’s privacy or publicity rights
- Otherwise prohibited by applicable law
2.7 Malware and Malicious Content
You may not upload or distribute files containing:
- Malware
- Viruses
- Trojans
- Ransomware
- Malicious scripts
- Other malicious code or software
Any attempt to compromise Piksor, its users, or its infrastructure is strictly prohibited.
3. Enforcement and Types of Bans
Piksor uses three levels of account restrictions depending on the severity and circumstances of a violation.
3.1 Hard Ban
A Hard Ban is the most serious restriction.
A hard ban blocks both:
- Your Piksor account
- Your IP address
A hard ban may be applied immediately and without prior warning for serious violations.
Hard bans are permanent and are not eligible for reinstatement or exception.
Attempting to bypass a hard ban by creating another account, using another IP address, or otherwise circumventing the restriction may result in additional enforcement.
3.2 Medium Ban
A Medium Ban restricts your ability to participate in public content sharing.
During a medium ban:
- You cannot upload files
- You cannot post comments
- Your account remains accessible
- You may continue using permitted private features, including private chat with other users
A medium ban may be temporary or may be reviewed by our moderation team.
Medium bans may be reinstated after review.
3.3 Soft Ban
A Soft Ban temporarily restricts the visibility or distribution of your content while a moderator reviews the reported violation.
During a soft ban, your content may be prevented from being shown to other users.
A soft ban is primarily a moderation and review measure rather than a permanent account suspension.
Soft bans may be removed or reinstated after moderator review.
4. Automatic Enforcement
Some violations may trigger an automatic restriction without a warning or manual review first.
Examples include:
- Sharing Session or similar external messaging application IDs
- Deliberately circumventing blocked words or moderation filters
- Repeatedly distributing external links across more than 3 different rooms
- Content involving child sexual exploitation or sexualization of minors
- Other behavior identified by Piksor’s automated abuse-prevention systems as sufficiently serious
Automated enforcement may be followed by a moderator review where appropriate.
5. Reports and Moderation
Users can report content or behavior that they believe violates these rules.
A report does not automatically mean that the reported user will be banned. Piksor may consider:
- The content itself
- The surrounding context
- Previous violations
- The severity of the behavior
- Whether the behavior was repeated
- Evidence available to our moderation team
- Applicable law
Piksor may remove content, restrict an account, or apply another enforcement action when we determine that these rules have been violated.
We reserve the right to take action against behavior that is not explicitly listed above when it presents a serious risk to users, the platform, or the community.
6. Legal and Safety Cooperation
Piksor takes content involving minors, sexual exploitation, credible threats, serious abuse, and other potentially criminal activity extremely seriously.
Where required or appropriate, Piksor may preserve relevant information and cooperate with law enforcement, regulators, or other authorized entities.
Users should never assume that deleting a comment, image, or account will prevent Piksor from retaining or providing information when legally required.
7. Your Responsibility
By using Piksor, you agree that you are responsible for the content and interactions you create, upload, or distribute.
If you are unsure whether something is allowed, do not upload or post it.
Piksor’s moderation rules may be updated when necessary to address new forms of abuse, spam, exploitation, or other threats to the community.
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