Davia — Community & Content Guidelines
Effective date: 16 October 2026 · Version: 1.2
These Community & Content Guidelines are part of the . They explain what you may create privately and what you may publish or remix for other people to see or play. They also apply to multiplayer participation, profiles, comments, and other community interactions on the web and in the mobile apps.
Davia is an 18+, safe-for-work sandbox. Private play gives you more room for fictional exploration than public publication, but the hard prohibitions below apply everywhere.
1. Hard prohibitions
You may not use Davia to create, request, upload, or publish:
- Child sexual abuse or exploitation: child sexual abuse material, grooming, sexualization of minors or youthful-looking characters, or instructions that facilitate exploitation. This applies whether the depiction is real, fictional, drawn, or generated.
- Sexual content: explicit sexual acts, sexual nudity, fetish content, non-consensual intimate content, sexual extortion, or sexual exploitation.
- Self-harm facilitation: content that encourages, instructs, glorifies, or assists suicide, self-harm, or eating-disorder behavior. Supportive discussion, recovery-oriented stories, and seeking help are not prohibited.
- Violent threats and exploitation: credible threats, instructions that meaningfully facilitate serious violence or terrorism, praise or recruitment for violent extremist organizations, human trafficking, or exploitation.
- Serious crime and technical abuse: instructions that meaningfully facilitate serious crime, fraud, scams, malware, unauthorized access, or the acquisition of dangerous weapons or substances.
- Hate and targeted harassment: attacks, dehumanization, threats, or targeted abuse based on protected characteristics, as well as sustained harassment of an individual.
- Privacy violations: doxxing or collecting, revealing, or exploiting a person's private or highly sensitive information without a lawful basis.
- Deceptive impersonation: impersonating a person or organization to deceive, defraud, harass, or falsely suggest affiliation, sponsorship, or endorsement.
- Rights violations: content that infringes copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, or other rights.
Do not use Davia to spam, send unlawful or unsolicited referral messages, manipulate engagement or rewards, evade enforcement, or interfere with the Service or another user's experience.
2. Mature themes that may be allowed
The Service is safe-for-work, not child-directed. The following may be allowed when they comply with the hard prohibitions and are handled in an appropriate fictional, documentary, or educational context:
- romance, affection, and non-explicit relationships;
- non-graphic fictional violence and conflict;
- discussion of addiction, mental health, self-harm, or abuse that does not encourage or instruct harmful behavior;
- historical conflict, crime, politics, religion, and other sensitive subjects; and
- satire, parody, criticism, and other legally protected expression.
Gratuitous or glorifying graphic violence is not allowed in public content and may be restricted elsewhere.
3. Private play and public content
| Category | Private play | Public content |
|---|---|---|
| Child sexual abuse or exploitation | Prohibited | Prohibited |
| Sexual content | Prohibited | Prohibited |
| Self-harm | Supportive or recovery-oriented discussion allowed; facilitation prohibited | Same rule; content must not encourage or instruct harm |
| Non-graphic fictional violence | Allowed | Allowed |
| Gratuitous or glorifying graphic violence | May be restricted | Prohibited |
| Violent-extremist praise or recruitment | Prohibited | Prohibited |
| Hate or targeted harassment | Prohibited | Prohibited |
| Third-party intellectual property | You remain responsible for lawful use | Rights sufficient for publication and in-Service remixing, or another sufficient legal basis, required |
| Real people | Section 4 applies | Section 4 applies with heightened care |
| Private data or doxxing | Prohibited | Prohibited |
| Serious illegal activity | Facilitating content prohibited | Facilitating content prohibited |
Private content is not publicly displayed by default, but it is still processed by the systems and providers needed to operate the game and remains subject to these Guidelines.
Playing with other people
Fictional conflict between characters does not justify harassment of the people playing them. Do not threaten, pressure, or target another player, expose their personal information, or use invitations, comments, gifts, or repeated accounts to continue unwanted contact. Respect a player's decision to leave a game. Being a host or creator does not exempt you from these rules.
A multiplayer game is shared with its participants even when it is not public. Do not include another person's private information in shared actions, journals, or comments. See the for how shared game content and reports are handled.
4. Real people, politics, and synthetic media
You may reference a real person only when the use is lawful and does not violate the hard prohibitions. Public content must not:
- present invented events or statements as authentic fact;
- falsely imply affiliation, sponsorship, or endorsement;
- make unsupported criminal, medical, or other seriously harmful factual claims;
- harass, threaten, expose private information about, or exploit a private individual;
- use a person's voice, image, or likeness in a misleading or unlawful way; or
- depict a real minor in sexual, exploitative, or otherwise prohibited content.
Public content also must not provide knowingly false information about the time, place, manner, or eligibility requirements for voting or another civic process, impersonate an election authority, or use deceptive synthetic media to intimidate people or suppress lawful participation.
Fiction or simulation involving a real person or real political or historical events must be described in a way that makes its fictional or simulated nature clear. AI-generated or materially manipulated media must not be presented as an authentic recording or event. Historical, documentary, educational, critical, and fictional treatment of extremist groups may be allowed when it does not praise, recruit for, or meaningfully support them.
5. Third-party intellectual property and fan-created content
Creating around a character, world, brand, artwork, song, or other material you do not own is fact-specific. Calling content "fan-made" does not create a legal exception. For public content, you must own the necessary rights or have another sufficient legal basis, such as permission, a valid license, public-domain status, or an applicable legal exception.
Davia does not decide in advance whether a particular use is fair use, parody, quotation, or otherwise lawful. We may remove or restrict content in response to a valid report. See the .
Publishing a game enables other authenticated users to make an independent, editable copy through the Service's Remix feature. By publishing, you provide the permission described in the Terms of Use. Do not publish if your rights are not sufficient for that in-Service copying, adaptation, play, and republication.
The availability of a Remix button does not certify that the source creator owned every element or could authorize every reuse. Before publishing a remix, review both the copied material and your changes. You remain responsible for having the rights or other legal basis required for the resulting publication. Do not use remixing to evade a restriction or takedown, misrepresent a game's origin, or remove or falsify provenance information supplied by the Service.
6. AI-generated content
Content on Davia may be created by users, generated by AI, supplied by Davia, or combine those sources. Do not represent AI-generated content as the authentic work, statement, voice, photograph, or recording of a real person. Do not remove or falsify provenance information supplied by the Service.
The same content rules apply to AI outputs and user submissions. A response being generated, or a game passing an automated check, does not mean that Davia has verified every statement, right, or safety issue. You can report an unsafe or misleading AI response using the process below. The explain how AI is used and its limitations.
7. Reports, moderation, and review
How to report a concern
Email to report a game, profile, comment, player behavior, or AI-generated text, image, or audio. Include:
- the page URL, game or account identifier, or enough detail to locate it;
- what happened and why you believe it breaks these Guidelines or the law;
- an approximate date and, for a game, the relevant turn or event if available;
- for an AI response, the relevant input and output where safe to share; and
- for a remix, the source or remix involved, if known.
Share only what is needed to understand the issue. Do not send passwords, payment details, or copies of illegal sexual imagery; identify where the material can be found instead. Copyright and trademark notices should follow the . Report handling and any necessary disclosures are described in the Privacy Policy.
The reporting email is not monitored as an emergency service. If someone may be in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.
How moderation works
We use automated checks for some inputs, outputs, comments, and publications. These checks can flag, block, or rewrite content and can make mistakes. They do not mean that every interaction is monitored or reviewed by a person. Reports can lead to further review, and we may ask for information needed to assess one.
When deciding what action to take, we consider the content and context, the potential harm, the seriousness of the issue, and repeated violations or attempts to evade restrictions. Different measures may be appropriate for an individual output, a public game, or an account.
Depending on the circumstances, Davia may restrict generation, remove or unpublish content, limit features, suspend or terminate accounts, preserve evidence, or notify authorities where required by law. Serious or repeated violations may lead to account termination.
Asking us to review a decision
If you believe a restriction, removal, account action, or response to your report was mistaken, email or reply to our message. Identify the decision and affected content or account, explain why you disagree, and include any relevant context or new information. You can ask our team to review an automated restriction as well as another moderation decision.
We may uphold, change, or reverse the decision after review. Where required by applicable law, we provide reasons and information about available remedies. We may limit details where disclosure would be unlawful, expose another person's private information, or undermine safety or fraud-prevention measures. This process does not limit other rights or remedies available under the law.
Do not submit knowingly false, abusive, or bad-faith reports, retaliate against someone for reporting, or use another account to evade a restriction. A good-faith report or request for review is not itself a violation.
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