About and Frequently Asked Questions
A crowd-sourced answer to a question search engines handle badly: what queer content is actually in this thing, and is it any good?
What is this?
This site is a community project, built and maintained by volunteers. It is not affiliated with any of the titles listed here, and it is not a review site. It is a place to share information about queer content in media, and to help people find things they might enjoy.
We wanted to build something that would help people find queer content in media, and to help people find things they might enjoy. We struggled with this issue in the past, and decided to do something about it.
This site spoils things
Half the descriptors are outcomes - who dies, who ends up together, who was queerbaited. Hiding that would defeat the point, so there is no spoiler mode and no blur for these. Read at your own pace.
How the numbers work
Every descriptor is one yes/no question, voted on per title. The percentage is simply yes ÷ total. Below five votes we show "needs votes" instead of a number, because three votes shaped like a fact is not a fact.
Who can do what
Anyone can read. A confirmed account can vote, submit titles and propose descriptors. Trusted contributors - a badge granted by hand, never automatically - skip the approval queue. Moderators review submissions and reports; admins handle bans, descriptors and roles.
How to get a title added
Use the submission form to add a title.
How to propose a descriptor
Use the the proposal form to suggest a new descriptor. If approved, it will be added to the site.
How to help
We need more descriptors, more votes, and more titles. If you have a title to add, a descriptor to propose, or a vote to cast, please do!
How to report a problem
Use the contact form to send a message to the staff. You can also report a title, descriptor, or note directly from its page.
How moderation works
Submitted titles, notes, suggested links and proposed descriptors are read before they appear; votes, ratings and profile pictures go up at once and are dealt with if reported. Claims about real people are the strict case - always reviewed, always sourced, and removed the moment the person asks. The moderation policy sets out the standards, what a ban does, and how to appeal one.
Is the data safe?
We do not sell or share your data, we run no advertising, and we will never hand the database to anyone training an AI model. We will never ask for your real name, and a throwaway email address is fine. Your votes and notes carry your display name in public; your email address never appears on the site.
One thing worth knowing up front, and set out in full in the privacy policy: moderation actions are logged with the IP address they came from, which only admins can read. The policy says exactly what is recorded, who can see it, how long it stays and how to have it deleted.
How to get in touch
Use the contact form to send a message to the staff.