Digital Services Compliance Notice

Last updated: 07.11.2025

The Digital Services Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065) sets harmonised rules for intermediary digital services operating within the European Union.

Its objective is to maintain a safe, transparent, and accountable online environment, ensuring that users’ rights are protected while fostering innovation and legal certainty.

Although our websites do not host or upload any content, we act as link aggregators, providing previews and external references to adult-oriented materials hosted on third-party platforms (“Partner Sites”).

We follow the principles of the DSA to promote transparency, cooperation, and user protection.

1. Average Monthly Active Recipients in the EU

Under Article 24(2) of the DSA, only online platforms that directly provide user-facing intermediary services are required to publish information on their average monthly active recipients in the EU.

As our websites do not host content or manage user accounts and operate solely as link directories, this obligation does not apply.

Nevertheless, we continue to monitor compliance trends and act in the spirit of transparency under the DSA framework.

2. Point of Contact for Authorities

In accordance with Article 11 DSA, competent EU authorities, the European Commission and the European Board for Digital Services may contact us regarding matters related to the DSA.

Official DSA Contact (for authorities only):

Correspondence may be in English.

Please include your full name, the name of the authority you represent, and a verified institutional e-mail address.

3. Point of Contact for Users

If you believe a preview, title, or external link on our Website violates applicable law or our policies, please follow the procedure outlined in our Notice and Action Policy (including DMCA).

For general questions unrelated to the DSA or content reporting, please use the same contact channel above.

4. Trusted Flaggers

Under Article 22 DSA, entities officially designated as trusted flaggers by a Digital Services Coordinator may submit priority notices concerning allegedly unlawful content.

If you are a trusted flagger, please contact us through the same DSA contact channel.

All valid notifications are reviewed with priority, provided they meet Article 22 requirements.

5. Transparency and Moderation Reports

In line with Article 15 DSA, online platforms are expected to publish annual transparency reports regarding content moderation and notice handling.

Although we are not classified as an online platform, we may publish periodic updates about our internal compliance and notice-handling practices to ensure transparency for users and partners.

6. Appeals and Dispute Resolution

If we restrict or remove a link, title, or preview under our internal policies, affected parties may appeal within six months of our decision.

Appeals are reviewed objectively and in line with the principles of fairness and due process.

Once certified out-of-court dispute settlement bodies become available in the EU (under Article 20 DSA), users may also seek independent resolution through those channels.

At present, no such bodies have been formally designated.

7. Legal Notice

This platform is operated by an independent digital intermediary registered in the United Kingdom and committed to complying with applicable EU regulations.

We act responsibly and transparently across all jurisdictions where our services are accessible.