CONTENT POLICY

What the wall will and will not carry.

LAST UPDATED 21 JUL 2026

MillionWall (millionwall.com), a service of RapidDev (Urk, the Netherlands - Chamber of Commerce 99986272), is a public canvas: the image, name, link and message you attach to a plot are visible to everyone. With that reach comes a short, firm set of rules. This policy explains what is not allowed, how we moderate, and how to report content you believe breaks the rules.

What is not allowed

You may not place, link to, or promote:

Illegal content - anything unlawful under Dutch or EU law, including child sexual abuse material, terrorist content, and content that facilitates serious crime.
Hate and harassment - content that attacks, degrades or incites hatred or violence against people based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or a similar protected characteristic; targeted harassment or bullying of an individual.
Sexually explicit material - pornography and sexually explicit imagery.
Graphic violence and self-harm - gratuitous gore, or content that promotes self-harm, suicide or eating disorders.
Spam, scams and malware - deceptive schemes, phishing, links to malware, or bulk manipulative content.
Rights violations - images, logos or text that infringe someone else's copyright, trademark, privacy or publicity rights.
Impersonation and deception - pretending to be a person or organization you are not, or presenting fabricated records as genuine.
Personal data of others - publishing someone else's private information without their consent (doxxing).

How we moderate

Every uploaded image is reviewed. MillionWall removes content that breaks this policy and may reject the plot; where a plot is rejected for a policy violation, its area is released. We may also remove content when required by law or by a valid legal request. We act on reports and on our own review, and we may act without prior notice when content is clearly illegal or harmful. Where the law requires it, we notify the affected owner of the action taken and the reason for it.

How to report a pixel

If you believe a pixel breaks these rules, open its profile on the wall and use the Report this pixel link, or write to info@rapiddev.nl. Tell us which plot (its number or a link to it) and why. Reports are handled confidentially: we never reveal who filed a report. We store a report to act on it and to prevent abuse of the reporting system; we do not link it to your identity.

Appeals

If your content was removed and you believe that was a mistake, reply to the notice we sent, or mail abuse@millionwall.com. A human will review your appeal. You may also have the right to pursue out-of-court dispute resolution or to lodge a complaint with the relevant authority.

Changes

We may update this policy as the wall grows or the law changes; material changes will be announced on the site.