Community standards
Protect the people behind the screen.
These standards apply to livestreams, chat, profiles, titles, thumbnails, and other participation on FAMUS. They complement the Terms and explain the behavior we expect in practical language.
Be authentic
Do not impersonate another person or organization, misrepresent a stream’s purpose, manipulate engagement, or use deceptive links. Creator titles and categories should accurately describe the broadcast.
Respect safety and dignity
Threats, targeted harassment, hateful conduct, sexual exploitation, encouragement of self-harm, and attempts to expose private information are not permitted. Content involving minors requires particular care and must follow applicable law and platform terms.
Publish material you may use
Creators are responsible for the video, music, images, games, and other media included in a broadcast. Do not rebroadcast protected material without permission or present someone else’s work as your own.
No scams, spam, or dangerous deception
Do not use FAMUS to distribute malware, steal credentials, run fraudulent promotions, artificially inflate activity, or repeatedly post unwanted commercial messages. Never ask another user to reveal a password or authentication code.
Enforcement
Depending on severity and history, FAMUS may limit distribution, remove content, restrict features, suspend an account, or preserve and disclose information when legally required. Context matters, including whether conduct is documentary, educational, artistic, or a credible threat. Users may report suspected violations through available in-product controls.
Advertising and publisher content
Advertising must not be the purpose of an empty, loading, navigation, alert, sign-in, or ended-stream screen. On the web, ad delivery remains disabled while content eligibility and consent controls are being reviewed. Any future placement must accompany substantial publisher content and comply with applicable Google publisher policies.