Artitec holds its members to a high standard of class and decorum — and hands the community the tools to keep it that way. These standards explain what belongs on the platform, what doesn’t, and how members themselves uphold the difference.
A family-first platform
Artitec is built for families — people searching for a home, the builders who craft them, and the communities they form together. We hold our members to a high standard of class and decorum. Everything published on the platform — images, videos, and text — should be something you would be comfortable sharing at a family dinner table. That standard is not an afterthought here; it is the foundation the platform is built on.
The modesty standard
All content must follow a strict standard of modesty. Sexually explicit content, sexualized imagery, and content depicting or promoting perversion have no place on Artitec and will be removed from the platform. This applies equally to all members — men and women, buyers, builders, creators, and community members alike — and to every format: photos, videos, live content, captions, and comments.
Language and speech
Speech carries the same standard as imagery. Indecent language, vulgarity, harsh or degrading speech, and hateful speech directed at any person or group may be found unsuitable for the platform. We do not ask members to agree on everything — honest disagreement is welcome — but we do ask that every word posted here be fit for the audience this platform serves: families.
Regulated by the community
Artitec's standards are upheld by its members, not by an anonymous back office. Every member receives a limited annual allowance of vetoes — votes that flag a public post as unsuitable for the community. Premium members receive a larger allowance than free members. Each category of unsuitable content carries a threshold: sexually explicit material carries a low threshold, while other categories require broader consensus before action is taken.
When a post reaches its threshold, it is removed from public view and converted to private — it remains visible only on its author's own feed. Content is not silently deleted; it is simply no longer given a public stage. Repeated or egregious violations may lead to removal and account action under our Terms of Service.
Commending what uplifts
The same community voice that vetoes what degrades also promotes what edifies. Members receive an annual allowance of commendations — votes for content that uplifts the community through kindness, love, goodness, creativity, and truth. Posts the community finds commendable earn greater visibility across the platform. We would rather reward virtue than merely police vice: the surest way to stand out on Artitec is to publish work that makes the community better.
What we remove outright
Some content does not wait for a community vote. Illegal content, content that exploits or endangers minors, credible threats, and content that violates the law or the rights of others is removed immediately by Artitec and may be reported to the appropriate authorities.
Enforcement and appeals
Members whose content is converted to private are notified. If you believe a community decision was made in error, you may raise it with us through the contact page and our team will review it. Community regulation is a trust we extend to our members; abusing the veto system to target members unfairly is itself a violation of these standards.
Relationship to the Terms of Service
These Community Standards form part of our Terms of Service. By posting on Artitec you agree to both. Allowances, thresholds, and mechanics of the veto and commendation systems may be refined as the community grows; the standard itself — a family-first platform of class, decorum, and modesty — does not change.
Questions? Reach us at our contact page.