Terms

One person, one account. Keep your sign-in details to yourself — anything done from your account is treated as done by you.

You need to be at least 13 to have an account. Adult content is not shown to accounts under 16 and is hidden by default for everyone else.

Your reviews, discussions and comments stay yours. Posting them here gives Entiverse permission to display them on the site — to show a review on a title page, a discussion in the feed, a public collection on your profile — and nothing beyond that. They are not sold or licensed on.

Delete a post and it goes. Delete your account and the content attached to it goes with it.

• Anything illegal, or content sexualising minors.
• Harassment, threats, or targeting a person or group.
• Someone else's private information.
• Spam, scams, or automated posting.
• Pirated material, or links to it. Entiverse tracks what you watch and read; it does not host or supply it.

Posts are checked automatically against a blocked-terms list and a classifier before they are published. That catches some things and misses others, so anything on the site can also be reported, and accounts that keep breaking these rules can be suspended or removed.

You can also handle it yourself: muting hides someone from your feed without telling them, and blocking cuts the connection both ways.

Titles, posters, synopses, air dates and credits come from TMDB, MyAnimeList, Open Library, IGDB, MusicBrainz, Podcast Index, Wikidata and Steam. That material belongs to those sources and to the rights holders behind it, not to Entiverse, and it is shown here under each provider’s own terms.

It is also, occasionally, wrong — a missing episode, a date that moved, a synopsis for the wrong season. The catalogue is refreshed from its providers daily, but it is not a warranty.

Entiverse is provided as it is. It can go down, lose a provider, or change how something works. Anything you would be upset to lose is worth keeping a copy of elsewhere.

These terms describe how the site actually behaves. The clauses that are legal rather than technical — which entity you are contracting with, the governing law, limits of liability, and how changes to these terms are notified — are not settled yet and are deliberately not invented here. They need to be added before Entiverse takes payment, runs advertising, or opens to the public at scale.

Questions in the meantime can go through the about page.