🌿 Wylderun Community Code of Conduct

Wylderun is an adult roleplay and creative community. We believe adults should have room to explore fiction freely, including dark, explicit, unusual, and niche themes — without harassment, purity policing, or public nonsense.

That said, Wylderun is a place for BOTH NSFW creators and SFW creators. Wylderun is meant to be a safe haven where creativity can flourish. There should be no gate-keeping on who Wylderun is meant for.

That freedom comes with expectations: respect other users, tag your content honestly, use the tools you are given, and do not make yourself everyone else’s problem.

1. Adults Only

Wylderun is strictly 18+.
You must be an adult to join or participate.

2. Fictional Adult Content Is Allowed

Wylderun allows fictional adult content, including explicit sexual roleplay, kink, fetish content, dark fantasy, horror themes, power dynamics, monstrous or non-human themes, and other mature fictional material intended for adults.

We are not here to police fiction by taste, pearl-clutching, or whether outsiders think it is too weird.

3. Dark or Niche Fiction Is Not Automatically a Rule Violation

Content is not against the rules simply because it is disturbing, taboo, controversial, extreme, morally ugly, or not to someone’s personal taste.

If it is fictional, properly labeled, and not breaking Wylderun’s actual rules, it does not become bannable just because someone finds it gross.

4. Tag Your Content Honestly

If your content includes explicit sexual material, disturbing themes, extreme kinks, violence, coercive themes, or other sensitive material, you must label it clearly and accurately.

Do not hide what your content is behind vague wording, misleading tags, or bait-and-switch presentation.

Tagging exists so people can find what they want and filter what they do not.

5. Use Filters, Blocks, and Mutes Like an Adult

Not everything on Wylderun will be for you. That is normal.

If you see content you dislike but it does not violate Wylderun’s rules, use the tools available to you: block, filter, mute, move on.

Not everything you dislike is a rule violation, and not everything needs a public performance.

6. Consent and Real Boundaries Matter

No matter what kind of fiction someone enjoys, real users still come first.

No one gets to pressure, harass, guilt, manipulate, badger, or wear down another member into roleplay, sexual interaction, kink participation, or continued contact.

No means no. Silence is not yes. Disinterest is not an invitation to negotiate.

7. No Harassment, Defamation, or Kink-Shaming

Do not harass, bully, stalk, insult, dogpile, or repeatedly target other users.

Do not shame people for their kinks, preferences, fictional interests, pairings, boundaries, or creative output.

Do not make public callout posts, “walls of shame,” profile hit lists, or other petty revenge displays aimed at named users.

If someone is a problem, report them. Do not turn the site into your personal crusade.

8. Respect Privacy

Do not share private logs, messages, or personal information without permission.

Do not dox people.
Do not threaten to expose them.
Do not reveal alternate profiles, private details, or off-site information to stir up trouble.

Private conversations stay private unless they are being reported to staff for moderation purposes.

9. No Ignore Evasion or Boundary Dodging

If someone blocks or ignores you, leave them alone.

Do not message them through friends, status posts, alternate accounts, group spaces, or any other workaround.
Do not announce in public that you are ignoring or reporting someone just to get a reaction.

Take the hint and move on.

10. No Impersonation, Theft, or Fraud

Do not impersonate other users, staff, artists, or creators.

Do not copy someone’s profile text, ad copy, graphics, or personal writing closely enough to pass it off as your own.
Do not claim ownership of art, writing, or other creative work that is not yours.

If you are using AI-generated work in a context where it matters, be upfront about it instead of trying to pass it off as something it is not.

11. No Abuse of Site Tools

Do not abuse reports, moderation tickets, searches, logs, support tools, or other site systems.

Do not spam false reports, weaponize staff tools against other users, or use reporting as a way to threaten or control people.

Report things in good faith or do not report them at all.

12. No Backseat Moderation

You are allowed to know the rules. You are not staff.

Do not impersonate moderators, claim influence over moderation decisions, threaten to “get staff involved” as a scare tactic, or try to police the site like you run it.

If there is a problem, report it and let staff handle it.

13. No Hate Speech or Bigotry

Do not post hateful, degrading, or hostile content aimed at people based on identity.

Do not use slurs, promote hateful ideologies, or drag public spaces into out-of-character hatebait over race, religion, sexuality, gender, or similar topics.

This is not the place for that garbage.

14. Keep Real-Life Exploitation Out

Do not post revenge porn, leaked material, blackmail content, non-consensual real-life sexual material, or content meant to humiliate, target, or exploit real people.

Do not use Wylderun to chase hookups, solicit explicit real-life media, or drag real-life sexual pressure into an adult fiction site.

Keep real-life exploitation out of here.

15. Public Spaces Still Need Basic Respect

Public areas are shared spaces, not your personal dumping ground.

Do not flood them with spam, trollbait, graphic shock posting, nonstop arguments, or content that is deliberately disruptive to everyone around you.

There is a difference between “allowed content” and “being obnoxious in public.”

16. No Public Trauma Dumping

Wylderun is not your public therapy room.

Do not use public spaces to unload deeply personal crises, graphic life problems, repeated emotional spirals, or guilt-heavy posting onto the community.

Needing support is one thing. Forcing strangers to carry your breakdown in public is another.

Take heavy personal matters to trusted friends, private spaces, or support systems built for that purpose.

17. Touch Grass

Do not become so wrapped up in site drama, roleplay, attention, rejection, or content you personally dislike that you start making it everyone else’s problem.

Nobody owes you replies, plots, validation, constant reassurance, or a version of the site tailored to your personal tastes.

If you are melting down because people are not answering you, not roleplaying with you, not giving you the attention you wanted, or posting content you simply do not like, step away from the keyboard and get some air.

Wylderun is part of life. It is not your whole life.

18. Don’t Abuse Alts, Accounts, or Workarounds

Do not use alternate accounts or other workarounds to dodge blocks, moderation, restrictions, or consequences.

Do not share accounts or hand your access over to someone else.

If you are restricted, warned, muted, or removed from a space, trying to slither around it will only make things worse.

19. Follow Staff Instructions

Moderators and admins are here to keep the site usable.

If staff contact you, do not dodge them, ignore direct instructions, interfere with moderation, or turn staff action into a public spectacle.

If you think a decision was wrong, appeal it through the proper channels instead of escalating in public.

20. Staff Have Final Say

Not every bad behavior can be covered by a perfectly specific bullet point.

If content or conduct is clearly making Wylderun worse to use, more hostile, more disruptive, or more miserable for the community, staff can step in.

Trying to hide behind loopholes after making the site worse is not a defense.

21. Have Fun, and Keep Perspective

Wylderun exists so adults can create, roleplay, share art, and enjoy weird little fictional corners of the internet in peace.

Use that freedom well.
Respect other users.
Tag your content honestly.
Block what you do not want.
Do not harass people for existing differently than you do.

And if this site stops being fun for you, log off for a while and do something else.

Consequences

Breaking these rules may result in content removal, warnings, mutes, restrictions, suspensions, or permanent bans.

Some behavior will earn more patience than others. Some will not.

Staff will use judgment based on the situation, the severity, and whether you are clearly here to participate in good faith.