Accepted Content Policy

What is screening?

Screening is the process any submission to Dreemport goes through to ensure fair and legal content. Our Screeners have a stringent procedure to ensure all of Dreemport's content policies are followed and will REJECT any content that does not follow our standards.

Further steps will be taken in severe cases such as: Plagiarism. Any content submitted is subject to these rules and can be removed at any point in the curation cycle.

Continued rejection of your submissions will trigger a submission block and can only be removed with direct communication that you do indeed understand our policies.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to our Discord server for clarification.

Unnaceptable Content

Dreemport follows a strict PG-13 guidelines for content with extra rules surrounding it. Not sure what PG-13 is? Read this.

Screeners will always error on the side of safety to our curators, so to not receive a rejection that could have been avoided or losing your submission ability please take note of the following rules:

  • * Do not plagiarise content.
  • * Do not use copyrighted images.
  • * Do not use AI generated content
    • Text should be your own, no AI generated posts will be accepted
    • Ai generated images if sourced correctly may be used.
  • * Do not improperly source or cite external content.
  • * Do not portray or describe excessive violence, gore, abuse, rape, etc.
  • * Do not portray, hint or discuss strong sexual content or pornographic content.
  • * Do not use hateful speech or abusive language.
  • * Refrain from submitting marketing or promotional posts.

Additional Criteria to note

  • * Quoted lyrics may not exceed 2 lines.
  • * Quoted text may not exceed more than 2 lines.

If you are unsure, do not directly quote any content from any source. Instead link to the content

Image usage.

Though there are exceptions in the journalistic world that allow for using copyrighted images in a limited fashion, those rulings and exceptions cannot find a common ground across the globe.

Since we are a global community at DreemPort, it is necessary for us to raise the bar to the highest standard and hold the bar there.

For this reason, the only images that are allowed to be submitted on DreemPort are images that are licensed for commercial use:
Note: Images refer to all images contained in a submission regardless of the platform the submission is hosted on

Allowed Images

  • ccO images - Such as can be found on Unsplash, Pexels, Pixabay and the like.
  • Public domain images - As can be found on WikiMedia Commons or otherwise stated from the original sourcing
  • Your own photographs.
  • Your own designs, images, collages, or banners that have been created entirely by using cc0, public domain, assets licensed for commercial purposes, or your own images.
    This also includes AI images that you have created OR AI images that are found in public domain.
    State sources clearly.

All images MUST have a relevant source link that goes directly to the image. In the case of designed or self-owned images this must be stated clearly.

Example: Images designed in canva may be attributed accordingly - "Image created using CANVA."
or photos which are your own should still clearly be stated accordingly - "All images are my own unless otherwise stated."

Disallowed Images

  • Images found through search results.
  • Any image without a clear license.

Using images from aggregate or "FREE" sites may have individual licenses. If it is unclear whether the image is "cc0 (Free for commercial use) then this image should not be used. In cases where it is not an image from the following known cc0 sites:

  • Unsplash
  • Pexels
  • Pixabay
  • Canva - without watermark
  • Royalty Free Sites - without watermark

A clear link to the License must be provided alongside the origin to the source image.

Cite the proper and original sources of ALL images used in your blog. If our screeners cannot easily and quickly identify the sources of your images, the post will be rejected.

Do NOT submit any post with copyright infringement. Images that are not clearly defined as being one of the uses above should not be used.

Any post with an image outside of the mentioned parameters will be rejected.
The best tip we can give you is BEGIN looking for images on an approved site with clearly stated sources. That should allow for a smooth process that ensures your blog is legally and morally aligned with global copyright standards.