RESPECT
THE FRAME.

Feedback follows the creator’s invitation.

Showcase only: appreciate the work without unsolicited critique. General feedback: be constructive and balanced. Technical critique: describe the issue, the exact moment, why it matters and one possible solution.

“The screen direction reverses at 00:11; holding the camera on the same side could make the chase easier to follow.” Specific notes help. Personal attacks do not.

Credit is part of the work.

Only share media you created or have permission to use. Name collaborators and their roles. Ask before remixing, reusing a character or publishing another person’s process. Sharing a project does not transfer ownership of it.

Creators choose whether to show tools, prompts and process. Public media can be copied; no website can promise complete scraping protection.

Clear terms before a collaboration.

State paid, revenue share or practice plainly. Define the scope, budget, deadline, workload, ownership and credit before work begins. Apply with relevant work. Do not use open calls as link spam or pressure people to work for exposure.

Keep contact professional.

Requests should explain the project and compensation. Respect a decline. Harassment, impersonation, stolen work and spam have no place here. Future account tools must let creators accept or decline requests, block contact and report problems.

Reporting & moderation.

On-platform reports and blocking are not connected yet. Do not assume a local draft has reached a moderator. For an issue involving the existing studio work, use the contact route on the Stop Playin agency site.

Your device workspace.

Local preferences, saves, follows, reactions, Frame Notes and drafts stay in this browser. They are not public, synced or sent to creators. Anyone using this browser profile can access them. Export your work from the dashboard if you need a backup.