dotrub Private platform policies.
Last updated 14 September 2026
Private is a members-only layer, not a rule-free one. Everything here sits on top of the community standards and the Terms of Service.
Private does not change what is allowed
A members-only audience does not widen what may be published. Anything that would break the rules on a public profile breaks them inside Private too. Private exists for discretion and audience control, not for circumventing moderation.
What Private Offerings may contain
Lawful, professional information about a provider's work: a title, a short description, an approved category, the session format, general availability, duration where relevant, and general pricing information where platform rules permit it. Use the structured fields rather than free text wherever possible.
What is never allowed
Descriptions or offers of sexual services, coded language used for the same purpose, anything involving minors, trafficking or coercion, illegal substances or weapons, off-platform payment or contact designed to evade moderation, another person's images or identity, and any content that misrepresents verification or Trust Score.
Review before publication
Offerings are checked against these rules. If an offering is flagged it moves to Under Review and stays unpublished until a reviewer decides. Reviewers may publish it, ask for changes, or remove it, and the provider is told which.
Private galleries
Providers choose whether gallery access is off, request-based or open to eligible members. Images must be of the provider, must be non-explicit, and must follow the same rules as the rest of dotrub. Approved access can be time-limited and can be withdrawn at any time.
Sharing protected content
Copying, screenshotting, reposting or scraping Private content is a serious breach. It ends Private access, may end the account, and may be reported where the law requires.
Messaging and blocking
Members and providers can decline contact, block, and report. Messaging inside Private follows the same messaging rules as the rest of dotrub, including the free first message and one-off conversation unlock.
Reporting and enforcement
Every Private Offering and gallery has a report control. Reports go to trust and safety, not to the provider. Outcomes range from a warning or edit request through pausing an offering, removing content, suspending Private access, to closing the account. Serious cases are escalated.
Appeals
If content is removed or access is suspended you can appeal through support. A different reviewer looks at the case, and we keep a record of the decision.