[TulliusCicero]

> Floatplane as a platform for the most part doesn't dictate what that content is other than it being in the format of a video.

Do they allow, say, porn, or white nationalist videos? I'm always curious exactly where platforms set the bounds.

[Zak]

Porn and hate speech are specifically proscribed in their TOS.

https://www.floatplane.com/legal/terms

[Cu3PO42]

I seem to recall them explaining that porn is only banned because they might otherwise get in trouble with their payment processors.

[Applejinx]

That's correct, they would.

[gnicholas]

This seems like a vague prohibition:

> Do not post false or misleading information

Depending on how this is interpreted/enforced, it could make the platform much more or much less attractive to politically-oriented creators.

[theshrike79]

Some things are easily proven false, like anti-vaxxers or climate change denial. Or even flat earthers.

The gray area for false/misleading information isn't as large as people would think.