Community Guidelines

Last updated: 2026-08-15

Atelaire is a quiet place for personal art. The public Gallery is for everyone — including kids, parents, and curious newcomers. These guidelines exist to keep it that way.

What's welcome

• Original creative work — drawings, illustrations, abstract pieces, observational sketches.
• Whimsical fantasy, animals, plants, places, objects, patterns.
• Coloring book classics — your interpretation of mandalas, florals, scenes, and characters of your own invention.
• Studies, experiments, weird ideas. The atelier is a workshop.

What isn't

The following will be blocked at generation, removed at exhibit, or both:

• Trademarked characters, logos, or properties. No Disney, Nintendo, Marvel, Pokémon, Studio Ghibli, sports leagues, or similar IP. This applies to direct names, paraphrased descriptions, and look-alikes.
• Real, identifiable people. No celebrity portraits, public figures, or recognizable private individuals without consent.
• Sexually explicit or suggestive content. Atelaire is rated 13+ — keep it appropriate for that audience.
• Hateful, harassing, or discriminatory content. No symbols, slurs, or targeting of any group based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or other protected characteristics.
• Graphic violence, gore, or self-harm. Cartoon-level fantasy conflict is OK; realistic harm is not.
• Personal information. No phone numbers, addresses, payment details, or other private data in prompts or text fields.
• Spam, advertising, or commercial promotion. Atelaire isn't a billboard.

How moderation works

Atelaire uses a layered moderation system:

1. Prompt pre-check. Before any generation, your prompt is screened against a blocklist and an AI classifier. Risky prompts are rejected without using AI credits.
2. Image post-check. When you exhibit a finished work, the image is scored by a vision model. Clear passes go live immediately; ambiguous cases enter a review queue.
3. Curator review. Ambiguous or reported content stays out of the public Gallery until a curator has reviewed it.
4. User reports. Anyone can report any artwork in the Gallery. Reports go straight to the queue.

What happens when something is blocked

• Prompts blocked at generation: you'll get an inline message; no credit is used.
• Exhibited works flagged after publish: temporarily hidden from the Gallery while reviewed; restored if cleared.
• Confirmed violations: removed permanently. Repeat or severe violations: account suspension.

How to report content

In the Gallery, tap the ··· menu on any artwork → Report. Select a reason and optionally add context. Reports are anonymous to the creator.

For urgent issues (impersonation, real-world harm), email [email protected] directly. For copyright or trademark, use our copyright report form.

Appeals

If you believe content was removed or flagged in error, email [email protected] with your account email and the artwork ID. Appeals go straight to the curators — we'll reply once we've taken a proper look.

The spirit

Atelaire is a quiet gallery, not a feed. We'd rather have a smaller, kinder community than a loud one. Thanks for being here.