Consent before content.Moderation on the way in. A pledge that ships with the product.
Every prompt on Famous Here passes through an explicit consent stamp and a curated moderation round before it ever reaches your crew. This page spells out how that gate works — what gets caught, who sees it, and what Famous Here stands behind when the night runs loud.
The prompt-consent gate.
Every prompt submission carries an explicit consent choice. The host never sees a prompt without that stamp, and the round runtime never reveals a quote without honoring it. Three choices, set by the player, enforced server-side.
- AnonymousANONYMOUS
Text in, name out. Players see your quote, the reveal shows "Player N" instead of your handle.
Choice 01 of 03
- AttributedATTRIBUTED
Your handle rides along. The quote lands with your name stamped on it — for the roast-iest one-liners.
Choice 02 of 03
- ExcludedEXCLUDED
Typed in, kept off the round. You submit the prompt for the room to consider, but nobody sees it played.
Choice 03 of 03
A player who picks EXCLUDEDcontributes to the room’s vibe (the host sees the prompt in the intake panel) but the quote never enters the round pool. A player who picks ANONYMOUSstill shows their line on reveal — the round just renders “Player N” instead of their handle. Consent is per-prompt, not per-night.
How flagged or rejected prompts are handled.
Moderation runs on the way in — before the host’s intake counter ticks up. A curated deny-set covers the categories we’ve seen break a night; an additional layer of pattern-matching catches contact info (emails, phone numbers) even when the exact phrase is novel.
Home addresses, doxxing, outing, dead-naming — anything that puts a real person in the blast radius.
Phone numbers, emails, mailing addresses, credit card numbers, social security numbers. The system catches each pattern individually so a novel attempt still trips a clear reason.
Nudity, nonconsensual intimacy, and anything that puts a minor into risky material — blocked at the gate, no exceptions.
A roast-round floor: slurs, encouragement of harm, and profanity aimed at a specific person never reach the table.
What the player sees.
When a prompt is filtered, the submitter gets a single line — “this prompt was flagged.” The actual text is not echoed back. The room never sees it. Nothing about the rejected phrase leaks through to the submitter, the host, or the wider crew.
What the host sees.
A running side-counter — “N submitted, M rejected, 0 in-round” — keeps the host honest about what dropped. The host never sees what was said, only that something was filtered and which category tripped the gate.
Players can edit and resubmit a flagged line up to twice — the contract caps resendCount at 2 so the room stays out of a moderation ping-pong. If a player cannot find a phrasing the gate clears, the prompt stays out of the round.
Our pledge.
The deny-set and the consent gate are how we enforce safety. The pledge is what we stand behind as a company — the five commitments we make every crew, every night, for as long as the product ships.
- Pledge 01No default group-chat ingestion — you bring the memories, we don’t scrape them.
Standing commitment — non-negotiable, on every session.
- Pledge 02No public indexing. No public profiles. No scraping. The room is yours, not the search index.
Standing commitment — non-negotiable, on every session.
- Pledge 03Signed upload links, scheduled deletion after the session ends. Nothing leaks to your camera roll, your iCloud, or your group chat.
Standing commitment — non-negotiable, on every session.
- Pledge 04Anonymity controls on every round — including Who Said That?, the round that needs them most.
Standing commitment — non-negotiable, on every session.
- Pledge 05Hard blocks on bullying, doxxing, nonconsensual intimacy, minors in risky material, and targeted humiliation.
Standing commitment — non-negotiable, on every session.
Reports and consent disputes go straight to famous-here@polsia.app. We respond the same day. A flagged prompt you submitted stays filtered even when the round moves on; a flagged prompt someone else submitted never reaches you.
Round-trip
Consent. Moderation. A pledge that ships.
Skim the home privacy floor for the short version, browse the editions grid for the night you’re actually planning, or send a flagged prompt our way and watch the gate do its job.