Community Guidelines
Stickerbook is built for creative expression: your humor, your interests, your politics, your art. These guidelines keep it safe and welcoming for everyone. They apply everywhere on Stickerbook, including stickers, posts, comments, messages, profiles and the Slap Map.
Welcome here
Child safety
Any of this means an immediate permanent ban and a report to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) and law enforcement. There are no warnings.
- Anything that sexualizes, exploits or endangers a minor
- Adults pursuing, grooming or pressuring minors
You must be 13 or older to use Stickerbook. If you’re 13 to 17, a parent or guardian must know about your account.
Nudity and sexual content
- Nudity or sexually explicit content
- Sexual depictions of real people
- Suggestive or abstract art that doesn’t show nudity
Hate
- Hate speech or slurs
- Content attacking people for who they are, including race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexuality or disability
- Political commentary and satire
Terrorism and extremism
- Terrorist or violent extremist symbols, praise or recruitment
- Calls for violence against anyone
Violence, gore and self-harm
- Graphic gore or violent imagery
- Weapons aimed at the viewer in a threatening way
- Content that promotes self-harm or suicide
- Horror and macabre themes
- Hunting and sport firearms in context
Drugs and alcohol
- Showing active drug use, like injecting or smoking a joint, bong, hookah or cigarette
- Hard drug gear, like needles
- Branded alcohol promotion
- A martini or wine glass
- Cannabis as a plant or motif
- Pipes and hookahs as objects
- Psychedelic and mushroom art
Harassment and threats
- Harassment, targeted abuse or pile-ons against anyone
- Threats or content meant to intimidate
- Content that defames a real person
- Content targeting private people who haven’t chosen public life
- Disagreement and criticism
- Fan art, caricatures and satire of public figures
Privacy and stalking
- Sharing someone’s private information without their consent
- Using Stickerbook, including the Slap Map, to stalk, track or target a person
Impersonation
- Pretending to be a person, brand or organization in a misleading way
Copyright and trademarks
Only upload work you made or have the rights to share.
- Uploading someone else’s artwork, logo or trademark as your own
- Fan art that’s clearly your own creative take
Think your work was copied? How to file a claim is in the Terms of Service.
Spam, scams and harmful links
- Spam, bots or automated activity
- Buying or selling accounts, followers or engagement
- Scams
- Links to malware, phishing or other harmful sites
Slap Map
Every rule here applies on the Slap Map too. Spots belong to the community, not to whoever made them.
- Spots that aren’t real places
- Spot photos of the inside of a private home
- Spot photos where a person is the subject, like selfies, portraits or posed groups
- Photos of photos or screens
- People who just happen to be in the scene
Platform integrity
- Hacking, exploiting or reverse engineering Stickerbook
- Collecting other people’s data without their consent
- Making a new account to get around a suspension or ban
How these are enforced
Stickerbook uses automated checks and human review (see Automation and AI). Depending on how serious it is and whether it’s happened before, Stickerbook may:
Anything involving the safety of minors means an immediate permanent ban, with no warning.
These guidelines will change as Stickerbook grows. Meaningful changes come with notice.
Use Report on any sticker, page, comment, message, profile or Slap Map spot.