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Community Guidelines
Last updated August 21, 2026
Make room for every reader
Discuss comics without attacking the people reading them. Harassment, threats, hate speech, slurs, unwanted sexual attention, doxxing, and coordinated abuse are not allowed.
Mark spoilers
Use the spoiler control for plot details, endings, surprise appearances, or other information a reasonable reader may want to discover in the book. Keep unmarked previews and titles spoiler-free.
Share what you have the right to share
Collection photos, shelf photos, and brief commentary are welcome. Do not upload full scans, pirated downloads, paywalled material, leaked pages, or content that violates copyright, privacy, or publicity rights.
No spam or manipulation
Do not flood feeds or messages, run deceptive promotions, buy or sell engagement, impersonate creators or publishers, create accounts to evade enforcement, or use misleading links.
No fraud or prohibited transactions
Do not use Comic Circuit to arrange fraud, fencing, counterfeiting, piracy, deceptive giveaways, unlawful raffles, payment manipulation, or sales of stolen or misrepresented items. Comic Circuit is not an escrow, marketplace, appraiser, or guarantor of member transactions.
Keep graphic material off the circuit
Do not post pornography, sexual exploitation, graphic real-world violence, or content that promotes self-harm or dangerous activity. Comic art may still require a spoiler or content-aware caption when unusually graphic.
Respect boundaries
A block means no further contact. Do not message someone from another account, recruit others to contact them, or repost removed material to target them.
Reporting and enforcement
Use Report for content or conduct concerns, Block to prevent interaction, and Mute to remove someone from your feed. Moderators may limit distribution, remove content, restrict features, suspend accounts, preserve evidence, or make legally required reports. Repeated or severe violations may result in permanent removal. Copyright complaints follow the separate Copyright Policy.
Context and appeals
Enforcement considers severity, context, credible evidence, prior conduct, and risk to members or the service. Urgent restrictions may occur before notice. When an appeal is offered, submit it once with relevant context; harassment, duplicate appeals, or evasion may result in further restriction. Reversal is not guaranteed.