Terms of Use

Terms of Use for SocialCities

By posting any content on this platform, you accept these Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy.

If your video, thread post, or reply contains NSFW/adult/graphic/sensitive content, you must mark it with the my content is nsfw checkbox or an equivalent NSFW line in the e-mail. The site uses that marker to show warning placeholders or blurred images.

You are responsible for the text, videos, audio, images, thumbnails, posts, and comments you send to the bot. Do not submit content you do not have the right to publish.

The site is generated from e-mail submissions. A static browser form only prepares an e-mail; the bot decides what is accepted after receiving it.

Videos, thumbnails, and post images may be uploaded to external file hosts such as Catbox, Pixeldrain, external host, Filebin, or other configured hosts. Neocities pages normally link to those hosted files instead of storing every media file locally.

Content deletion

When a video, thread, or post is deleted through the bot, it is removed from SQLite, JSON feeds, generated HTML pages, search lists, channels, and thread views. After the next rebuild, normal visitors cannot reach it from the site.

Deletion from this site does not guarantee deletion from the external host. A file that was uploaded to Catbox, Pixeldrain, external host, Filebin, or another public host can remain on that external platform. If someone already copied the raw external URL, they may still be able to open it directly until the host removes or expires it.

Temporary hosts may expire files automatically. Permanent hosts may keep files longer. To remove a file from an external service completely, use that service's own deletion/report/removal process when available.

Thread posts and replies follow the same rule: deleting a post removes it from threads.json and thread.html, and removes the comments under it from the site, but already-uploaded external image URLs may still exist outside this site.

Threads expire automatically after 14 days. Expiration removes the thread, posts, and comments from the generated site, but does not promise remote host deletion.