A listing should contain information the advertiser controls
Public profile fields may include a nickname, adult age statement, Hong Kong location context, profile media, languages, contact methods, declared characteristics, availability context and explicitly selected services. A field is not added merely because it is popular in search or appears on another site.
- Facts must describe the current profile, not another person or an agency inventory.
- Service and availability fields must be expressly supplied, never inferred from photos.
- Prices or terms must not be disguised, contradictory or presented as directory guarantees.
- Unsupported rankings, awards, affiliations and “official” claims are not eligible.
Context must remain understandable when a profile changes
A profile is a snapshot of submitted public information, not a live promise. Advertisers should update material changes to contact details, availability, media, location context and declared services. The directory may label, restrict or remove information that appears stale, inconsistent or materially misleading.
A moderation decision may consider internal consistency and supporting material. It does not transform a submitted statement into a fact independently certified by the directory.
Every public image or video needs authority to publish
The advertiser must be the adult depicted or have clear, current authority from every identifiable adult shown, and must hold the rights needed for directory publication. Consent to create an image is not automatically consent to publish it here.
- No minor or person who appears to be a minor.
- No hidden-camera, stolen, revenge, coerced or otherwise non-consensual media.
- No impersonation, misleading face replacement or media presented as another person.
- No private identifiers, documents, addresses or third-party contact details in public media.
Some content is incompatible with directory publication
| Concern | Why it is excluded |
|---|---|
| Minors or ambiguous adult status | Adult-only eligibility cannot be established. |
| Coercion, trafficking or third-party control | Publication cannot depend on exploitation or another person's pressure. |
| Doxxing or private personal data | Public exposure can create serious, unrelated harm. |
| Illegal, threatening or deceptive material | Directory moderation is not a legal safe harbour. |
| Spam or duplicated profiles | They obscure ownership, recency and the profile users are trying to assess. |
Publication is conditional and reversible
A profile may be corrected, temporarily restricted, returned for clarification, removed or made unavailable when its supporting context changes. Paid placement does not prevent those actions. Where a specific concern affects you, use the content removal and correction guide to identify the most useful evidence.