Publish and manage content visibility
Review public information, visibility and content rules before publishing or sharing a Rochat creation.
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Saving a work, making it accessible and making it publicly discoverable are different decisions. Check the visibility control for the specific character, Scene, Game or World you are editing before sharing its link. In the current Web character editor, Publish is also the final button when Access right → Private is selected; read the access setting rather than inferring visibility from the button name.
Prepare a work for other people
Read the public name, introduction, cover and tags as a new visitor would. Explain the experience without exposing private information or promising features the work does not provide.
Check that images, text, music and other assets are yours or that you have permission to use them.
Review the current Content Policy, including its adult-user and adult-character requirements.
Test the experience and correct broken introductions, contradictory instructions or missing assets.
Read the visibility options and the submission confirmation. Choose the intended audience before you submit.
After saving or submitting, check the status shown for that work. A saved draft is not evidence that review is complete or that other people can find it.
Understand visibility
When an editor offers public, link-access or private choices, read its accompanying description. A link-access work can be reachable by people who receive the link; do not treat it as a place for confidential data. Public discoverability, access by link and permission to edit are separate properties.
Before circulating a link, check it from an account with the intended access. If it cannot be opened, inspect the work's status and visibility before changing the content repeatedly.
Review and content decisions
Rochat uses automated and human moderation. A work or generated output may be restricted under the Content Policy. Editing a title or cover does not exempt the rest of the work from those rules.
If a work is rejected or unavailable, keep the work link and any decision message. Read the reason, fix the identified issue when possible, or contact support with the relevant details. Do not repeatedly submit the same unchanged content. There is no guaranteed review time in this guide.
For privacy and data handling, see Delete an account and understand privacy. World-specific testing and publication checks are in Test, publish and maintain a World.
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Create a character · Test, publish and maintain a World · Delete an account and understand privacy · Get official Rochat support
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