Community Guidelines

How we keep Sketch.Social a creative, safe, and respectful space for everyone.

Sketch.Social is built on creativity, collaboration, and mutual respect. These guidelines exist to protect that. They're not a legal document — the Terms of Service handles that — this is just a plain-language explanation of how we expect people to treat each other and the platform. Moderators have final say.

🎨 The Spirit of Sketch.Social

Sketch.Social is a place to create, experiment, and build on each other's ideas. When you post something publicly, you're inviting the community to engage with it — including remixing it. That's not a bug, it's the whole point.

Treat other artists' work with the same respect you'd want for your own. Be curious, be generous, and have fun.

What We Encourage

🚫 What's Not Allowed

🔄 Remixing — The Golden Rule

Remixing is the core of Sketch.Social. When you post publicly, other users can remix your work. Here's how we expect everyone to handle it:

👤 Accounts & Age

You must be at least 16 years old to use Sketch.Social with parental permission, and 18 to use it independently. One account per person. Don't share accounts.

If your account is suspended or banned, creating a new one to evade the ban is a violation of our Terms of Service and may result in further action.

🛡️ Moderation & Enforcement

Our moderation team can remove content, issue warnings, apply temporary timeouts, or permanently ban accounts. We reserve the right to take action at our discretion to protect the community.

If you disagree with a moderation decision, you can contact us at support@sketch.social. We'll do our best to respond, but moderator decisions are generally final.

We are a small team and cannot monitor everything in real time — your reports help us keep the platform safe. Thank you for using them.

📝 Changes to These Guidelines

These guidelines may be updated as the platform evolves. We'll note the date of any significant changes. Continued use of Sketch.Social means acceptance of the current guidelines.

Last updated: June 2026