What this desk will not cover

Four exclusions, none of them negotiable, all of them enforced by the thing that publishes the site rather than by an editor remembering.

Permanently excluded

Where that demand is answered

Two of those exclusions carry heavy search demand, and pretending otherwise would not reduce it. Each has a page stating the position and pointing at the lawful route: photo-based tools and real people. Neither names a product, links to one, or explains how any of it is done.

How the exclusions hold

Every page is scanned before deployment against the markers above, and a match stops the deployment instead of raising a warning. A page may name what it refuses only by declaring itself a position page in its own markup and carrying a visible refusal block; the offer and the method stay prohibited even there. The same scan checks that the age confirmation is in the served HTML and that each edition carries its local-law notice.

Where a policy has to quote a forbidden phrase, as this page does, the phrase is marked in the markup so the scanner skips it. The exemption is visible in the source, which is what makes a rule this strict compatible with a page that explains it.

Age restriction

Adults only. The confirmation panel is in the served HTML and script removes it after confirmation, so a visitor with scripts disabled sees the panel rather than the publication. It is a self-declaration and is not presented as anything more.

Reporting

If a page here breaches the above, or a vendor covered here turns out to be built on something in the excluded list, write to desk@nsfw-ai-review.com with the URL. Entries are removed on verification rather than after a negotiation, and the removal is recorded as a correction.