I'm pretty sure mods have a full list of avatars you've been wearing in that particular world, so, if someone is spooking you that he'll ban you through blank reports - you can tell that guy to eat his own c, since mods are only checking the one's you've been actually wearing, in that particular world. If you're so afraid that you might be reported for possession of an NSFW avatar - do not wear it in worlds that have users you don't trust. So it doesn't matter if NSFW avatars are allowed or not - the rule is physically inapplicable.
Since moderator crew is small, and making it big will increase "human factor" and increase chances of power misuse - they'll never make it big enough to control every uploaded avatar.Įven if VRChat crew wants to control every uploaded avatar - they are physically incapable of doing that. You cannot automatize NSFW checks, so whatever the case, it will always be limited by human's analyze speed, that might take many minutes or even hours. They are only reacting to reported cases of avatar misusage. They cannot, and will not control each and every uploaded avatar. Any rule is as tight as the level of enforcing the rule maker is capable of providing.
There is nothing against HAVING/OWNING NSFW avatars.
But if your avatar is clothed, not gory/bloody, etc (under NSFW) even if it can do those things, then they won't ban you. Using them (being nude, gore, etc under NSFW) in public is against the TOS. Originally posted by SamWhitetail:According to the TOS, you are allowed to HAVE NSFW as long as they don't break the law.
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