Community Rules
Everything you need to know to be a great member of any fandom community on Tokyofishmarket.
These rules apply everywhere
Who can join
Any Tokyofishmarket account in good standing can join communities. Each fandom community may have its own extra rules set by moderators.
- You need an account to participate
- Moderators can set extra rules for their community
- Breaking the rules can get you restricted or banned
What you can post
Communities support text, images, videos, links, polls, versus polls, and quizzes. Keep it relevant to the fandom.
- Tag AI-generated content — hiding it is a rule violation
- Polls and quizzes must be real engagement, not spam
- Stick to the fandom topic of the community
What's not allowed
Zero tolerance for content that harms people or the community.
- Harassment, threats, hate speech, or targeted attacks
- Any content sexualizing minors — real or fictional
- Spam, vote manipulation, or fake engagement
- Phishing, malware, or anything that puts users at risk
- Doxxing or sharing someone's personal info
- Impersonating other users, mods, or staff
- Unauthorized advertising or solicitation
NSFW content
Only allowed in communities explicitly flagged as NSFW by their moderators. Minors cannot access these communities.
- Even in NSFW communities, content sexualizing minors is strictly banned
- Tokyofishmarket can reclassify any community as NSFW at any time
Uploading images & media
You're responsible for what you upload. Make sure you own it or have the right to share it.
- Fan art and derivative works are shared at your own risk
- We process DMCA takedowns — infringing content gets removed
- You give us a license to display your uploads on the platform (ends when you delete it)
- Files must respect the platform's size and format limits
Showing off your collection
Share what you actually own. No fake flexing.
- Photos must be of items you really own
- Don't pass off stock photos or promo shots as your own
- Community authentication is informational only, not a professional appraisal
Contributing data
Communities can edit character profiles, universe timelines, and fandom metadata. Contributions become part of the platform.
- Be accurate — deliberately adding false info is a violation
- Mods and staff can review, edit, or revert your changes
- Edit wars or data manipulation = editing privileges suspended
- Don't copy text verbatim from wikis or official sources
How moderation works
Each community has mods who enforce the rules. Their actions are logged.
- Mods can remove content, mute, restrict, or ban members
- They can set extra rules, banned words, and content filters
- If you think a mod action was unfair, you can escalate to Tokyofishmarket staff
- Mods who abuse their power lose their privileges
Reporting problems
See something that breaks the rules? Use the report button. We review every report.
- Reports go to community mods first, then to staff if needed
- Filing fake reports on purpose is itself a violation
XP, badges & progression
Communities have XP, levels, badges, trophies, streaks, leaderboards, quests, and virtual pets. They reward real participation.
- Exploiting these systems with bots, alt accounts, or coordinated abuse = rewards removed + possible suspension
Direct messages
You can DM other members within the same community. Same content rules apply as public posts.
- No unsolicited ads or commercial messages
- No harassment through DMs
- Don't use DMs to get around a community ban
What happens if you break the rules
Violations can lead to escalating consequences depending on severity.
- Content removal
- Temporary or permanent mute
- Community-level ban
- Platform-wide suspension or termination
- Loss of all gamification rewards and progression
- Referral to law enforcement when applicable