Content policy
kink.ong writes about adult-oriented AI tools without being adult content itself. That is a deliberate, permanent choice, and this page is where it is written down.
What we publish
Every page here is safe for work:
- No nudity and no sexual acts — not in our artwork, not in a screenshot, not in a description. We will tell you what a tool can do without demonstrating it.
- Everyone depicted is clearly an adult. Our own artwork is drawn to read as 25 and over, so there is no ambiguity for anybody to argue about.
- Nothing publishes itself. News, artwork and listings are all approved by a person first. A machine can draft; only a person can publish.
- Skins change the tone, not the rules. The After Dark skin is darker and more playful. What it is allowed to show is identical to what everything else is allowed to show.
How we use AI, and where it stops
The site uses language models to draft news summaries and image models to draft its own artwork. Both are on a short leash:
- A summary is drafted by a model and approved by a person, and says so on the page it appears on.
- Artwork goes through the same approval queue, against the style rules below.
- No tool listing is written by a model. The facts in the catalogue are read off the tool's own documentation by a person, with the source linked.
- Nothing about you, and nothing you have written, is ever sent to a model. See privacy.
What we will not list
Tools whose purpose is:
- Sexual content involving minors, in any form, under any euphemism.
- Sexual imagery of real people who have not consented — including face-swap and "nudify" apps aimed at a named person.
- Non-consensual material of any kind.
This is not a judgement call we agonise over. They are not listed, the reason is recorded, and asking again does not change it.
A tool that can be misused this way but is not for it — a general image generator, say — is listed, and what it does about misuse is one of the things we write down about it.
The art style guide
Rules our own generated artwork is held to, and the reason the approval queue exists:
- Adults, unmistakably. Twenty-five and over, adult proportions and adult faces. No school or classroom settings, no uniforms, no chibi or "loli" styles, and none of the words the prompt vocabulary uses to hint at youth — no "petite", no "young", no "girl" meaning an adult woman.
- Clothed. Suggestion is allowed; nudity is not, and neither is a pose that is a sexual act with the explicit parts cropped out.
- No real people. No living person's likeness, no celebrity, no "in the style of" a named living artist.
- Every asset carries a rating of
sfworafter_dark, and both go through the same human approval. After Dark is sultrier — lingerie, implied, lit differently — under all the same rules above. - A person approves every image before it is published. Not a filter, not a score: a person.
Comments
Comments are not open yet. When they are, they will exist on tool pages only — no direct messages, no user posts, no user-submitted listings. Nothing will appear until a person approves it.
The rules will be: keep it about the tool; no explicit writing; no personal attacks; no advertising; no links to anything that breaks the rules above.
Linking out
A link to a tool that allows adult content goes through a short notice page first, saying so and stating that the site is for adults. It is a courtesy, not an age check — we are not going to ask you for a date of birth we have no way to verify and no business keeping.
Reporting something
Tell us and we will look: contact. A report that something here breaks this policy is read the day it arrives. For copyright specifically, see DMCA.