Understanding the LPSG forum rules before you post is one of the most important steps any new member can take. LPSG has a large and active moderation team that enforces community guidelines consistently. Consequently, violating rules — even accidentally — results in warnings, temporary bans, or permanent account removal. This complete guide explains every major LPSG rule in plain language so you know exactly what is expected before you engage.
Why LPSG Forum Rules Exist
LPSG serves millions of members monthly. Without clear and enforced rules, the community would quickly deteriorate into harassment, spam, and low-quality content. Consequently, the rules exist to protect members, maintain community quality, and ensure the platform remains accessible and functional. Furthermore, understanding the rules is not just about avoiding punishment — members who follow them consistently receive better engagement, more trust, and higher standing within the community.
Age and Registration Rules
LPSG requires all members to be at least 18 years of age. This is a non-negotiable rule and a legal requirement. Additionally, each person is permitted exactly one account. Creating multiple accounts is prohibited regardless of the reason — whether to increase post count, avoid a username you dislike, or circumvent a previous warning. As a result, duplicate accounts that are discovered result in all associated accounts being banned simultaneously.
Email verification is mandatory for full access. Without a verified email, key features including messaging and certain posting privileges remain locked. Consequently, verifying your email immediately after registration is the single most important setup step for any new LPSG member. Read our guide on how to create an LPSG account for the complete registration walkthrough.
Content Rules — What You Can and Cannot Post
LPSG permits adult content in designated sections. However, explicit content must be posted only in sections where it is appropriate and with correct content tags. Posting explicit images or descriptions in general discussion areas — even sections that allow mature conversation — violates content placement rules and results in post removal and warnings.
The following content types are absolutely prohibited anywhere on LPSG regardless of section: content involving minors in any form, doxxing — sharing another person’s real personal information without consent, spam and promotional links, malware and phishing links, and content designed to harass a specific individual. These violations result in immediate permanent bans without prior warning. Furthermore, reporting such content via the report function rather than engaging with it is always the correct response.
The No-Doxxing Rule Explained
Doxxing is one of the most seriously enforced rules on LPSG. It means sharing another person’s real personal information — including their full name, home address, workplace, phone number, social media accounts, or any other identifying details — without their explicit consent. Consequently, any post that attempts to identify a real person who has not chosen to share their own identity is a doxxing violation.
This rule applies equally to public figures and private individuals. Furthermore, sharing information that was already publicly available somewhere else does not make the act of doxxing acceptable. The rule is about consent, not about whether the information technically exists. Violations result in immediate permanent bans and potential reporting to relevant authorities.
Harassment and Community Conduct Rules
LPSG prohibits harassment, threats, sustained bullying campaigns, and targeted personal attacks against other members. This includes behaviour both in public threads and in private messages. Additionally, impersonating other members, moderators, or public figures is a separate conduct violation that results in immediate account removal.
The correct response to harassment is to use the report function and block the offending member, not to retaliate publicly. Retaliating against harassment — even when the original harasser was clearly wrong — can result in both accounts receiving warnings. Therefore, let the moderation system handle it rather than escalating in public. Read our complete guide on how to report someone on LPSG for the exact process.
Media and Image Posting Rules
LPSG has specific rules governing image and video uploads. Content must be posted in the correct designated section. Furthermore, any media you share must either be your own original content or content you have explicit permission to share. Reposting watermarked content from OnlyFans creators, Patreon pages, or other platforms without permission violates LPSG’s copyright guidelines.
Most critically, any media involving minors — regardless of context or format — results in immediate permanent banning and potential legal reporting. This is LPSG’s absolute zero-tolerance rule. Additionally, non-consensual intimate images — commonly called revenge porn — are strictly prohibited and treated with the same severity. Use our LPSG Community Rules Checklist to review all content guidelines before posting any media.
Ban Evasion Rules
Creating a new account specifically to continue using LPSG after receiving a ban is called ban evasion and is itself a bannable offence. Consequently, if your original ban was temporary, ban evasion can escalate it to a permanent ban. LPSG’s moderation systems detect common ban evasion patterns including IP matching, email domain patterns, and behavioural signals.
If you believe a ban was issued unfairly, the correct approach is to appeal through LPSG’s support system rather than creating a new account. Appeals that are calm, specific, and factual have the highest success rate. For the complete process, read our guide on what to do if your LPSG account is banned.
