Community Guidelines
These guidelines help keep RetroTube a safe and welcoming place for everyone. By using our platform, you agree to follow these rules.
Quick Summary
Be respectful, keep content safe and original, follow the law, and report violations. Videos or channels that break these rules may be removed or terminated.
Respect the Community
Treat others the way you want to be treated.
- Engage in constructive and respectful discussions
- Be welcoming to newcomers and diverse viewpoints
- Credit original creators when sharing content
- Harassment, bullying, or targeted personal attacks
- Hate speech or slurs based on race, gender, religion, or orientation
- Doxxing or sharing someone's private information
Keep It Safe
Help maintain a safe environment for all users.
- Report content that violates these guidelines
- Protect your account credentials
- Use the block feature for users who bother you
- Content depicting violence, harm, or dangerous activities
- Sexual or explicit content, including involving minors
- Content promoting terrorism or extremist ideologies
- Malware, phishing links, or other cyber threats
Be Authentic
Keep RetroTube genuine and trustworthy.
- Upload original content you have the rights to
- Accurately represent yourself and your channel
- Use descriptive, honest titles and thumbnails
- Spam, repetitive content, or mass-uploading low-quality videos
- Impersonating other creators or brands
- Clickbait titles or misleading thumbnails
- Artificially inflating views, likes, or subscribers
Follow the Law
Respect copyrights and legal boundaries.
- Only upload content you own or have permission to share
- Respect trademarks and intellectual property
- Comply with applicable local and international laws
- Copyright infringement or piracy
- Content that encourages illegal activities
- Selling or promoting regulated goods (drugs, weapons, etc.)
Enforcement
Violations may result in content removal, channel termination, or account bans. Our moderation team reviews all reports and takes action based on the severity of the violation. If you believe a decision was made in error, you can appeal by reporting the issue again with additional context.
