Thunder Hoodie Social Community Standards – Publisher & Creator Guidelines

At Thunder Hoodie Social, we want everyone to feel safe and empowered to express themselves. At the same time, we have a responsibility to protect our community from abuse, harm, and low-quality experiences. These Publisher & Creator Guidelines explain exactly what kinds of content are not acceptable on our platform and what kinds of content, while technically allowed, we consider “borderline” and may reduce in distribution.

1. Content That Clearly Violates Our Community Standards  
The following types of content are not allowed on Thunder Hoodie Social. If our systems or reviewers confirm a violation, the content will be removed and repeated violations can lead to account restrictions or permanent disabling.

- Spam and inauthentic behavior (including coordinated inauthentic behavior and fake accounts)  
- Hate speech (including known hate terms and attacks based on protected characteristics)  
- Credible threats or incitement of serious violence  
- Bullying and harassment  
- Graphic violence or gory content  
- Adult nudity and sexual activity  
- Cruel and insensitive content  
- Bullying or harassment of private individuals  
- Sale or promotion of regulated/restricted goods (firearms, drugs, alcohol, tobacco, etc.)  
- Misinformation that contributes to imminent physical harm or significant real-world risks  

Any post that is confirmed to fall into these categories will be removed.

2. Borderline Content (Reduced Distribution)  
Some content does not technically break our rules but is sensational, inflammatory, or low-quality. Users consistently tell us they don’t want to see this type of material in their feeds. We therefore reduce the distribution of the following “borderline” categories, even when they stay just inside our rules:

- Sexually suggestive content that focuses on body parts (e.g., heavy emphasis on buttocks, cleavage, or crotch while wearing very little clothing) without showing nudity  
- Disturbing or gory imagery that stops just short of violating our graphic-violence policy (e.g., visible blood, unhealed wounds, graphic medical procedures, or fictional violence shown in a shocking way)  
- Dehumanizing speech, mockery of tragedy or past violence, or targeted profanity directed at groups (even when the group is not a non-protected characteristic)  
- Content that appears to offer or solicit prohibited regulated goods or services, especially when posted in Groups  

Pages, profiles, and Groups that repeatedly post this kind of borderline content will see significantly lower reach over time.

3. Suspicious Virality & Identity Verification  
When a post suddenly reaches a very large audience (especially across borders) in a way that looks unnatural, we may temporarily limit its distribution until:  
(a) the creator successfully verifies their identity, or  
(b) we complete a full review and confirm the content does not violate our standards.  

This helps prevent viral spam, coordinated inauthentic campaigns, and policy-circumvention networks from exploiting the platform.

4. Repeat Violators  
Creators, Pages, or Groups that repeatedly violate our Community Standards, Terms of Service, or these Publisher Guidelines—even across multiple accounts—will face escalating consequences:  

- First offenses → warnings and temporary feature restrictions  
- Repeated offenses → significant reach reduction across all content for weeks or months  
- Chronic or severe repeat offending → permanent loss of monetization eligibility, Page/Group disabling, or account bans  

We expect creators who want to build an audience on Thunder Hoodie Social to follow both the letter and the spirit of our rules. Persistent borderline or violating behavior is treated similarly to clear violations when it comes to long-term distribution penalties.

By keeping Thunder Hoodie Social free of abuse and low-quality sensationalism, we protect the experience for the entire community—including the creators and publishers who rely on the platform to reach real people authentically. Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and valuable environment for everyone.