Content policy
Last updated: September 29, 2026
Kaskama is a subscription platform for creators. This policy explains what you may publish, what is not allowed, and how we enforce it.
What you may publish
Original or licensed content you have the rights to publish - art, photography, fitness, music, education, commentary, and more.
Lawful, consensual adult material. If you publish it, set your profile to Private.
AI-generated and synthetic media.
Photos, videos, audio, and documents that respect the privacy and rights of everyone shown.
The creators directory is suitable for a general audience. Private profiles are not shown there, but anyone with your link or address can still find you and subscribe.
What is not allowed
Any content involving minors, or that sexualizes minors in any way.
Non-consensual content, including hidden-camera material, leaked or stolen media, and intimate images shared without consent.
Deepfakes or synthetic likenesses of real people created without their consent.
Content that depicts sexual violence, coercion, bestiality, incest, or extreme violence.
Content you do not have the rights to publish, or that infringes someone else's copyright or trademarks.
Content that promotes illegal goods or services, or that is otherwise unlawful in the places Kaskama operates.
Reporting and enforcement
Anyone can report content that breaks these rules with the Feedback button at the bottom of the page. We review reports and may remove content, restrict publishing, or close an account.
We report illegal content, including child sexual abuse material, to the relevant authorities.
Kaskama stores media in its own cloud storage and post details in its own database, never on the blockchain. Deleting a post removes it from Kaskama, but copies that fans already unlocked or downloaded may remain. Do not publish anything you may later need to take back.