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About the community posts (Patreon)

Published:
2017-11-16 11:23:09
Edited:
2017-11-17 14:32:56
Imported:
2026-06

Content

Guys, I really love seeing those, but the patreon staff might not: posts containing images derived from screenshots taken in the game that depict adult bits, such as lewdly aroused genitalia, can be seen by anyone in and outside of Patreon, and are likely inappropriate from the point of view of Patreon's code of conduct.I am aware that the intentions and motives behind those posts are positive, but I'm afraid I will have to take them down in order to avoid any issues.EDIT

It appears you can make your community posts Patron-Only, hiding them from public view in the case that they contain that sort of imagery. In that case, it should be okay to post such material.

Comments

IcySage (edited)

Comment edits

2026-10-16 12:00 That was most unfortunate. Perhaps creating a 'Community Post' within the Patreon post itself could be the solution as a loophole of the system. It can be later linked to avoid tedious and unnecessary recreation. That way, the community can still continue to post their gay risottos without violating Patreon terms.
2017-11-16 22:27

Brooding

Just removed a recent post I did. Still it's feels very weird, but kinda understandable. But its like patreon is saying "here you can use our media to promote your work just don't make propaganda of it"

John Clark

I was under the impression that community posts could be made patron-only, at the discretion of the poster? It certainly asked me whether I wanted to make mine (the broken-ankle bug) public or just restrict it to patrons.

Hogswild Prasetto

Just think that I am not allowed to use a banner up there with an orc showing us his junk. Makes no sense that directly under the banner affected by that rule, a post does the opposite in public. They can be marked as patron-only, and it should be okay.

Hogswild Prasetto

On a 2nd look and thanks to John Clark, you can post them as "patron only" and it should be fine. The posts I had to delete, however, were left as public and could be seen without being logged in.

Bearmanoo

No hay problema, es comprensible, un abrazo!