Posting your work:

Artists and writers hosting their own stories on the Vault. Solo creators and teams.

The Vault hosts and displays your work. It gives your story long term visibility. It helps you build an audience over time. It does not claim ownership of your work.

• You keep full ownership.
• This includes story, art, characters, and concepts.
• Hosting does not transfer rights. Your work stays yours.

• You give the Vault permission to display your work.
• Permission lasts only while your work remains hosted.
• Removing your work ends hosting permission.

• All contributors receive clear credit.
• Credits appear on project pages and chapters.
• You must list all contributors accurately.
• Credits do not change for completed chapters.

• Original work only.
• No plagiarism or traced content.
• No illegal material.
• Adult content must follow tagging rules.

• Only finished chapters get published.
• Minor edits allowed after release.
• Major changes require re upload.

• Project decisions stay written. Through make up written documents on Google documents.
• Inactivity risks removal - Unless completed

• Pages must meet agreed format and resolution.
• Incomplete work does not publish.
• Consistent quality protects all creators.

• The Vault promotes hosted work.
• Credits remain attached during promotion.

• You may request removal at any time.
• The Vault may remove rule breaking content.

• The Vault does not promise views or income.
• Growth takes time.
• Downtime or stat changes may occur.

• The Vault does not own disputes.
• Teams resolve issues internally.
• Clear records protect everyone.

• Uploading your work confirms acceptance. If you disagree, do not host your work.

The Vault exists to host, credit, and support creators. These rules protect your work and your time.

Subjected to change as time goes on and new research comes up.