Last updated: 28 September 2026
Light Free Universe works when people can post something and get a real response. These guidelines describe what stays and what goes.
They apply to posts, replies, profiles, direct messages, and store listings.
Report anything that breaks them using the ⋯ menu on any post, reply, message, or profile. Reports are anonymous — the person you report is never told who reported them.
Content involving children. Any sexualisation of a minor, in any form, real or drawn. Accounts are removed immediately and reported to the authorities.
Threats and incitement. Threatening to harm someone, or encouraging others to.
Content that promotes self-harm. Encouraging suicide, self-injury, or disordered eating. If you're struggling, please talk to someone — your local crisis line is staffed by people who want to help.
Hate. Attacking people for their race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, disability, sex, gender identity, or sexual orientation.
Non-consensual intimate images. Sharing them, or threatening to.
Sexual content. Light Free Universe isn't the place for it. Nudity in a clearly artistic, medical, or educational context is judged on its merits.
Impersonation. Passing yourself off as someone else in a way that's meant to deceive.
Doxxing. Publishing someone's home address, phone number, workplace, or documents without their consent.
Illegal goods. Weapons, drugs, stolen property, counterfeits.
Harassment. Repeatedly targeting someone who's asked you to stop. Pile-ons. Attacking someone's appearance rather than their argument.
Spam. Repetitive posts, engagement bait, undisclosed promotion, or link schemes.
Automation. Bots, scripted posting, and fake engagement. Daily posting limits exist for this reason; working around them is a violation on its own.
Serious misinformation. Content likely to cause real harm — false medical claims, fabricated emergency information. Being wrong about something is not a violation; the bar is likely harm.
Other people's work. Don't post material you don't have the rights to. If you're the rights holder and someone has, email [email protected].
People write about these here, and that's fine. Two things to keep in mind:
Posts are written by other users and verified by nobody. Treat them accordingly.
Answers from the Ask feature come from those same posts. Ask attributes claims rather than asserting them, and refuses to give medical, legal, or financial advice. It's a way to find what people have written, not a source of truth.
None of this is meant to stop argument. You can think someone is wrong and say so. You can be blunt. You can be unpopular.
The line is between the idea and the person. "That study doesn't show what you think" is fine. Going after the person who posted it isn't.
1. The report goes to a moderation queue with the content attached — and for a reply, the comment it was answering, since a reply alone is often unreadable without it. 2. A person reviews it. 3. Depending on severity, the outcome is: no action, content removed, a warning, or account suspension. 4. If multiple people reported the same thing, one decision resolves all of them.
We don't tell you who reported you, and we don't tell reporters what action we took against a specific account.
Blocking is immediate and works both ways: you won't see their posts or replies, and they can't message you. Use it freely — it's not an accusation, and they aren't notified.
Blocked accounts don't appear in your feed, your notifications, or the recommendations rail.
Email [email protected] and a person will look at it again. Include the account name and roughly when it happened.
For anything urgent — a credible threat, content involving a child, or a legal notice — email [email protected] rather than using the in-app report. It reaches us faster.