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Community Rules

Last updated 6 September 2026

Written to standard, not yet read by a lawyer. These pages follow UK and EU GDPR, India's DPDP Act 2023, CCPA and EU withdrawal rights. A solicitor's pass is booked before launch, and their changes go in from the desk.

Written to standard, not yet read by a lawyer. These pages follow UK, EU, Indian and US consumer and data-protection requirements, and say what this product actually does. Before the first payment is taken, a lawyer in the operating jurisdiction should read them and the operator’s name and address must be filled in from the desk. Editing a page here replaces this notice with the date you changed it.

Four rules, and four things we promise back. They apply anywhere you write on this site: the feed, the chapter rooms, and any message to another reader.

1. Do not spoil

Every post carries the furthest scene it discusses, and the site covers it for anyone who has not reached that point. Set it honestly. Deliberately marking a post earlier than it belongs, so that it reaches people it will spoil, is the one thing here that will get a post removed without a warning first.

2. Speak to the person, not about them

Disagree with a reading, an idea, a choice. Not with the reader. No abuse, no harassment, no pile-ons, and nothing aimed at who somebody is rather than what they said — including their race, religion, nationality, caste, disability, sex, gender or sexuality. Nothing sexual involving children, ever, under any framing.

3. Leave people alone when they want to be left alone

A stranger gets one message. If it is not answered, that is the answer. Blocking is final and is not to be worked around with another account. Do not post anyone's private information — their address, their workplace, their photograph — including your own in a place strangers can read it.

4. Be a person, not a campaign

No advertising, no spam, no scraping, no bots, no using this place to sell something or to drive traffic somewhere else. Impersonating another reader or the author is not allowed. Do not post the book's text beyond ordinary quotation.

What we promise back

We explain. If something you wrote is removed, you are told what went and why. Nothing disappears silently.

You can answer. Reply to support@salssky.com and a person reads it. If we were wrong, we put it back and say so.

We do not read your messages. Private messages are private. A moderator sees one only when a participant reports it, and only that conversation.

Suspension does not touch your reading. If you are suspended from the community, you keep every scene, every recording and every episode you paid for. You bought a book; the community is something else.

Reporting, and what happens next

Every post, reply, message and profile has a report control. Reports are read by a person, oldest first, and every decision is recorded with a written reason in a log that cannot be edited afterwards.

Depending on what happened, the outcome is: nothing, a note to the person, removal of the post, a suspension of 24 hours or 7 days, or removal from the community. Serious cases — threats, sexual content involving children, credible danger to someone — skip the warning and, where the law requires it, are reported to the authorities.

If you disagree with a decision about your account, write to support@salssky.com and it will be reviewed by a person who did not make it.