Community standards
Make something people can enjoy—and trust.
Soulora welcomes original personality and fandom quizzes from creators. These standards apply to quiz copy, results, profiles, images, links, and interactions across the community.
Last reviewed September 1, 2026
Publishing standards
Create original, permitted work
Write your own questions and result analysis. Upload only artwork, photography, and other assets you created, licensed, or have clear permission to publish. Credit does not replace permission.
Keep identity quizzes playful
Community quizzes may be insightful, emotional, or specific, but they must not present entertainment results as medical, psychological, legal, financial, or scientific assessment.
Respect people and protected groups
Do not harass, threaten, humiliate, dehumanize, or encourage discrimination. Never build a result around hatred or infer sensitive traits from a person's identity, appearance, or circumstances.
Protect minors and personal boundaries
Sexual content involving minors is prohibited. Do not publish private information, impersonate another person, pressure people to reveal sensitive details, or use quizzes to target an individual.
Represent the experience honestly
Do not manipulate answers, hide unrelated promotions, fabricate endorsements, or promise rewards the quiz cannot deliver. Titles and descriptions should accurately describe what a player will receive.
Fan quizzes are unofficial
A fan quiz may name a game, series, character, or artist to describe its subject, but it must not suggest sponsorship, endorsement, or an official relationship. Franchise names, characters, artwork, logos, screenshots, music, and other protected material remain the property of their respective owners.
Creators are responsible for the material they submit. A credit line or an “unofficial” label does not by itself grant permission to upload someone else's image. Soulora may ask for source or permission information, substitute a neutral cover, or disable material while a rights concern is reviewed.
Copyright and rights concerns
Use your own words and visuals whenever possible. If you rely on licensed material, keep a clear record of that permission. We do not treat a repost, a social-media credit, or an “I found it online” note as proof that a creator can publish an image or copy.
If you believe a community quiz uses your work without permission, identify the quiz and the material at issue through the contact route when it is available. Soulora may temporarily limit access while the concern is reviewed; a report is an opportunity to investigate, not an automatic finding of infringement.
Review and enforcement
Community quizzes are reviewed before publication. A moderator may approve a submission, request specific changes, reject it, or remove a published quiz when new information or a valid report shows that it no longer meets these standards.
Context matters. We consider the complete quiz, the likely audience, the severity of potential harm, and whether a creator is willing to correct a problem. Enforcement decisions are recorded in the moderation workflow.
Report a concern
If a published community quiz appears to break these guidelines, use the report action on that quiz and describe the specific problem. Reports enter the moderation workflow when community accounts and reporting are available; submitting a report does not guarantee a particular decision.
For privacy, copyright, or safety matters that should not be placed in a quiz report, use the site contact channel. A public copyright contact and takedown process must be active before community uploads launch.
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