DSM Social Hub Community Standards outline the types of content that are not allowed on the platform. Here's a bullet-point list:
Content that promotes violence or hatred based on attributes such as race, ethnicity, religion, disability, gender, sexual orientation, or nationality.
Images or videos depicting violence or gore, including self-harm or harm to animals.
Content that supports or promotes terrorism, organized crime, or hate groups.
Targeted harassment, bullying, or threatening behavior towards individuals or groups.
Explicit sexual content, including pornography, unless it's for educational, humorous, or artistic purposes.
Any form of child exploitation, including child pornography or any content that sexualizes minors.
Deceptive practices, including scams, phishing, or any form of fraudulent activity.
Misinformation or disinformation that can cause harm, especially during public emergencies or health crises.
Content that promotes or glorifies self-harm, eating disorders, or drug abuse.
Extremely graphic or violent content that is shared for sadistic pleasure.
Illegal or unauthorized sale of regulated goods, drugs, or firearms.
Creating fake accounts to impersonate or deceive others.
Sharing personal information without consent, including doxxing or stalking.
Posting content that infringes on copyrights, trademarks, or other intellectual property rights.
Creating and using fake accounts for deceptive purposes or engaging in spammy behavior.
It's important to note that DSM Social Hub policies may evolve, and users are encouraged to review the platform's Community Standards for the most up-to-date information.