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Content Policy

Last updated: 13 November 2026

Opusmura is a quiet place for art and reflection. These rules apply to everything you publish, including your profile. They are part of our terms.

Not allowed

• Anything illegal. Any sexual content involving minors, or content that sexualises minors in any way. We report it to the authorities.
• Explicit sexual content and pornography.
• Harassment, hate, threats, or content that targets a person or encourages self-harm.
• Publishing someone else’s private information.
• Works you have no right to publish, or someone else’s work passed off as your own. Quotes must name their author.
• Hiding or misstating AI involvement: every work states honestly how AI was used.
• Impersonation, spam, advertising, political campaigning, or gaming the feed.

Artistic nudity

Nudity in art (painting, drawing, sculpture, photography and writing) is allowed when its purpose is artistic, not sexual. Moderators decide borderline cases. Mark such works as “artistic nudity” when you publish them; moderators can add the mark too, and only they can remove a mark they added. Marked works are shown blurred, with a “Tap to view” button, to visitors who are not signed in and to members who have not confirmed they are 18 or older. They are never used as link previews.

Reporting

Every work has a “Report” option. You can also write to hello@opusmura.com (our contact point under the EU Digital Services Act, for members and authorities, in English or Slovak). For copyright, name the original work, say why you hold or represent the rights, and how to reach you.

What we do

We may hide a work, limit features, or suspend or close an account. When we act on your content we tell you what we did and why, unless the law forbids it. Serious or repeated violations lead to closing the account.

Asking for a review

If you disagree with a decision, reply to our message or write to us within six months and we will look at it again. You can also turn to an out-of-court dispute settlement body certified under the Digital Services Act, or to a court.