Moderation Standards

AI-People reviews marketplace listings before publication to reduce rights confusion, improve buyer trust, and keep listing promises aligned with the actual package being sold. The goal is not aesthetic control for its own sake; the goal is a commercially reliable marketplace.

Moderation is not a guarantee of legal perfection or future business results. It is a platform-level review layer focused on publication quality, persona consistency, preview quality, rights clarity, restricted-content handling, and the reliability of the public commercial offer.

A listing should represent one coherent AI persona package. The title, thumbnails, preview images, description, positioning, tags, and deliverable summary should all describe the same commercial asset rather than a mixed or unstable identity.

• The face, style, tone, and positioning shown in preview media must match the persona being sold.
• Title, summary, tags, and visual presentation should not imply a different package than the one delivered.
• Pricing, license labels, and deliverable summaries must not contradict the actual commercial offer.
• Previews cannot suggest rights, formats, or materials that the buyer does not actually receive.

Moderation also checks whether preview media is commercially usable as a listing surface. Public-facing photos should be clear enough to evaluate, coherent with the persona package, and suitable for the selected visibility level.

• Preview images should be readable, relevant, and consistent with the persona identity.
• Low-quality, misleading, mismatched, or commercially unusable previews may be returned for edits.
• Public previews must not reveal gated, private, or restricted materials outside the allowed access model.
• Adult or restricted materials, when allowed, must follow stricter visibility and access-control handling.

Subscription provides access to a controlled marketplace where licensed AI personas are distributed under defined commercial standards. This is not casual feed access. It is an access model built to protect asset integrity, licensing transparency, and predictable operating conditions for both buyers and creators.

• Access filter: it keeps the marketplace focused on real commercial use, not casual browsing.
• Quality and moderation: manual review helps keep assets consistent, usable, and commercially legible.
• Licensing protection: controlled access reduces uncontrolled spread of premium and exclusive content.

In practice, this means buyers are not stepping into an uncontrolled library of random files. They are paying for access to a reviewed commercial environment where persona packages, licensing labels, and preview logic are expected to remain consistent.