Task Kit Publishing Guidelines

Public Task Kits are community templates that can be seen, shared, and imported by other SubTasks users. Use these guidelines before publishing.

What public means

When you publish a Task Kit, it is no longer just a private setup for your dynamic.

It can be listed in the Kit Portal.
It can be viewed by other SubTasks users.
It may be shared by link and imported into other users' dynamics.
Search engine indexing may apply.

Rules for publishing

Before publishing, review your kit for each of these requirements.

Only publish content you have the right to share. Use only content you created or have permission to share.
Remove identifying details. Remove pet names, real names, usernames, locations, dates, photos, private jokes, and relationship-specific details.
Respect partner consent. If the kit came from a real dynamic, confirm your partner is comfortable with the content being public.
No minors or underage content. Never include content involving or sexualizing minors or anyone under 18.
No non-consensual content or coercion. Do not publish kits that promote abuse, stalking, blackmail, trafficking, exploitation, retaliation, coercion, or ignoring someone's withdrawal or absence of consent.
No self-harm or serious harm. Do not publish tasks that direct self-injury; apply harmful substances or objects to the body; override breathing, gagging, or other protective reflexes; encourage suicidal behavior, eating-disorder behavior, or dangerous deprivation; or continue through severe pain or serious physical or psychological injury.
No illegal activity. Do not include tasks, rewards, punishments, or instructions that encourage unlawful activity or dangerous substance use.
Give context for intensity. Ordinary consensual adult impact play and other intense kink may be shared when framed with informed consent, negotiated limits, clear stop signals, aftercare, and room to adapt. Do not use pain or injury as proof of obedience, consent, or commitment: consent does not make serious injury safe.
Use only reviewable, shareable cover images. Uploaded covers are public and reviewable, even when a Kit is private or unlisted. Allowed: non-explicit adult imagery, abstract art, objects, gear, or silhouettes. Not allowed: nudity or sexual acts; minors or age-ambiguous people; non-consensual imagery; identifying or private information; graphic violence or self-harm; illegal content; spam; or images you do not have the right to share.

Anonymous publishing

If you do not want your username or profile associated with a public kit, turn on anonymous publishing before you publish. Anonymous publishing does not make prohibited content allowed.

Unpublishing

You can remove a public listing/link by unpublishing a kit, but copies already imported by other users may remain in their accounts.

Removal and enforcement

SubTasks may unpublish or remove kits that violate these guidelines or the Terms of Service.