Content rules.

The Cupsar is for honest, structured bra-fit information. You do not need photos to leave a useful review. When you do upload, privacy comes before usefulness.

The short version

• Be honest about your own experience.
• Do not use your real full name as your display name.
• Keep personal details out of reviews and photos.
• Upload only photos of yourself that you have the right to use.
• Do not upload anything involving a minor.
• Do not harass people, spam the site, or game rankings.
• Do not try to bypass login, moderation, photo, or security controls.

Reviews and written content

Reviews should describe the bra, the size worn, how it fit, and what worked or did not work for you. Strong opinions are fine. Personal attacks, false claims presented as fact, threats, slurs, spam, affiliate spam, repetitive posting, and attempts to target a person or business are not.

Do not include full names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, order numbers, account numbers, social handles, or anything else that identifies you or another person.

Photo rules

Photos are optional and must be your own. Fit and profile photos may show skin or nudity only when it is clearly relevant to fit, measurement, or shape context. Sexualized, explicit, exploitative, or unrelated nudity is not allowed.

Do not intentionally include your face. A partial face is not an automatic rejection, but moderators will decline a photo whenever they could reasonably identify you or another person from it.

Remove or cover tattoos, distinctive birthmarks, paperwork, addresses, mirrors, room details, screenshots, social usernames, labels, and background clues that could identify you.

Never upload photos of anyone under 18, photos of another person without clear permission, hidden-camera content, or content taken from another site or account.

What moderators may do

Moderators may approve, reject, hide, remove, or restrict content and accounts to protect privacy, enforce these rules, stop abuse, or keep the information useful. A submission can be rejected even when it is otherwise helpful if the privacy risk is too high.

Read the Moderator guidelines for a plain explanation of how those decisions are made.