World Aquarium
Community Guidelines
Last updated July 2026
World Aquarium should feel playful, calm, creative, and safe. These guidelines apply to fish artwork, fish names, messages, release identity, sharing, and other activity in the aquarium.
At a Glance
- Make fish and messages that feel welcome in a shared public aquarium.
- No explicit sexual content, hateful content, graphic violence, doxxing, threats, or targeted harassment.
- No bots, scripts, exploit abuse, or multi-accounting to manipulate feeds, saves, releases, or map activity.
- Report harmful fish instead of escalating fights through spam or abuse.
Keep It Friendly
- Create fish and messages that are fun for a wide audience.
- Do not harass, bully, threaten, or target other people.
- Do not use hateful symbols, slurs, or attacks based on identity or protected characteristics.
Keep It Appropriate
- Do not create sexually explicit, graphically violent, illegal, or shocking content.
- Do not sexualize minors, real people who appear underage, or fictional characters presented as child-like.
- Do not include private personal information, passwords, addresses, phone numbers, or sensitive data.
- Do not impersonate another person, brand, or organization in a misleading way.
Respect the Aquarium
- Do not spam fish, automate abuse, manipulate likes/feeds, or overload map/aquarium systems.
- Do not create multiple accounts to dodge limits, evade enforcement, or artificially boost fish.
- Do not upload artwork or messages that violate someone else's rights.
- Do not attempt to bypass security, rate limits, moderation, or account protections.
Map and Aquarium Fair Play
World Aquarium is built around discovery. Releasing fish in popular places, sharing fish, and collecting favorites is part of the fun. Using automation, coordinated spam, fake accounts, or exploit behavior to dominate the map is not.
Moderation
We may remove fish, messages, artwork, or account access when content or behavior appears unsafe, spammy, abusive, illegal, or harmful to the World Aquarium experience. Depending on severity, we may remove a fish, hide a message, limit a feature, reset manipulated engagement, temporarily suspend an account, or permanently ban an account.
Reports and Appeals
If you see harmful content, save the fish link or screenshot and contact us. If you think moderation was a mistake, explain what happened and include the account email or fish link so we can review it.
Contact
To report a concern while the app is in testing, contact support@worldaquarium.world.