What Are the Content Rules and Rating Guidelines on Sheezy.Art?

Sheezy.Art's publicly stated rules center on three things: keep NSFW artwork on-site and properly tagged and rated, never plagiarize or copy another artist's work, and treat other members with respect. The site also expects the community to self-moderate within those guidelines. These rules appear in the site's own challenge and event posts, which restate the platform-wide expectations alongside event-specific ones — so they reflect how Sheezy.Art describes its standards rather than a separate legal code.

The core content rules

NSFW artwork stays on-site

The clearest rule in Sheezy.Art's own event text: NSFW artwork must remain on the site and must be tagged and rated appropriately. It cannot be posted to the associated Discord server, where NSFW content is not allowed at all.

That gives you a simple split:

If you're unsure whether a piece counts as NSFW, the safe move is to rate it conservatively on-site and simply not post it to Discord.

No plagiarism or copying

Copying or stealing another artist's work is treated as a disqualifying offense. In the challenge rules, the stated consequence is disqualification and deletion of the artwork. This applies to submissions in community events, and the same expectation of original work underpins the site's general posting culture.

Respect and self-moderation

Members are expected to be respectful to each other, and the community is trusted to self-moderate. In practice this means interpretation is often left to your own judgment — for example, challenge prompts are described as open to your discretion, with the note that "if you think it fits it probably does." That trust comes with the expectation that you apply the rating and tagging rules honestly.

How event rules stack on top

Community events like the monthly art challenge add their own requirements without replacing the base rules. From the September 2026 challenge post:

• Submissions must go in the appropriate Discord channel or carry the month's tag (e.g. #SheezSep26) on the post you're submitting.
• A maximum of 2 entries per person.
• Collaboration works are allowed, but everyone involved must be credited.
• Submissions must follow all site and Discord rules and rating guides.
• Plagiarism means disqualification and deletion.
• NSFW entries must stay on-site, tagged and rated — never in Discord.

The pattern is consistent: event rules narrow what you can submit, but the tagging, rating, originality, and respect requirements always apply.

Practical checklist before you post

1. Decide if it's NSFW. If yes, it stays on Sheezy.Art only — never the Discord server.
2. Tag and rate it according to the site's rating guides before publishing.
3. Confirm it's your own work (or properly credited collaboration).
4. For events, add the required tag or post in the correct channel, and stay within the entry limit.
5. When in doubt on a prompt, use your discretion — the community is trusted to self-moderate — but never bend the NSFW or plagiarism rules.

What isn't specified here

The available site material states the rules and consequences above but does not lay out a full, itemized rating scale (for example, exact definitions of each rating tier) or a complete list of every prohibited category. For the precise rating guide, check the site's own rules and rating pages directly, since those are the authoritative source and can be updated.