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Moderators apply written policy and judgement to a curated library. That means a submission can be rejected even when it meets every numerical minimum and does not fall into a hard prohibited category. A rejection is an invitation to revise the submission, not a punishment.

Start with the reason

Read the rejection notice and identify which part of the character owns the problem: Change the cause, not only the visible symptom. Renaming an IP character while keeping the same world and storyline does not make the work original.

Make a meaningful revision

  1. Save a copy of the current version.
  2. Edit the field named or implied by the rejection.
  3. Search every other field for the same issue.
  4. Regenerate the profile image when the rejection involved visual cues.
  5. Test the revised character privately.
  6. Resubmit only when the reason has been addressed.
Repeated near-duplicate submissions with cosmetic changes can be treated as evasion and may trigger a cooldown. Legitimate iteration and good-faith resubmission are welcome.

Subjective review

Overall quality includes judgement. Two reviewers can weigh originality, writing, visual quality, or versatility differently. Previously approved content can also be reviewed against the current policy when it is edited, resubmitted, or reported. The best response is to make the submission’s quality and compliance easier to see:
  • Clarify the public promise.
  • Strengthen the greeting hook.
  • Remove generic or repetitive writing.
  • Make consent and adulthood unambiguous.
  • Make the visual identity more distinctive.
  • Remove details that do not support the experience.

When to appeal

Appeal when you believe the rule was applied incorrectly, not when you simply dislike a documented rule. Include:
  • Character name or share link.
  • Exact rejection reason.
  • The specific reason you believe it does not apply.
  • Any change or context the reviewer should examine.
See the canonical Appeals process for the current contact path and expected review.
If the rejection notice is too vague to guide a revision, ask for clarification before guessing. One clear appeal is better than several unchanged resubmissions.
Last modified on July 27, 2026