How do I review fan submissions?
Reviewing fan submissions is how you stay in control of what shows up on your stream. When a viewer submits a fan clip or fan selfie made with your likeness, it does not go anywhere on its own. Both land in the same review queue and wait. A submission only appears on stream when YOU approve it and send it. There is no auto-publish, no timer, and no path that bypasses you. If you never approve a submission, nobody but you ever sees it.
What does the review step actually do?
The review step puts every single submission — clip or selfie — in front of you before it can be seen on stream. You look at it, then choose to approve and queue it or to leave it alone. Approving and queuing are your actions. Nothing a viewer does can move a submission past this point.
This is the core promise of Creator Cast: set up your likeness once, viewers submit, and the creator reviews EVERY submission.
How do I decide what to approve?
That is your call. You are reviewing content made with your own likeness, so approve only what you are comfortable showing. If something does not fit your stream, simply do not send it. You can also reduce the volume of off-base submissions before they reach the queue by tightening who is allowed to submit — see consent and access gates.
Does approving a clip change anything about my likeness?
No. Approving a single clip is a per-clip decision. It does not change your likeness, your access gates, or your consent settings. If you want to stop submissions entirely or pull your likeness, that is handled separately through pause, revoke, and takedown.
What about AI labelling on approved clips?
Fan clips are AI-generated content made with a real person's likeness, so every one carries the embedded machine-readable provenance mark in the file, on every plan and non-removable. Each clip also carries a visible “AI-generated” badge in the frame. If you re-publish a fan clip anywhere, disclosing that it is AI-made is still your step. You can read more about why content is marked and the provenance metadata behind it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will a clip ever appear on stream if I do nothing?
No. A submission sits in your review queue until you approve and send it. Inaction means the clip stays in the queue and never reaches your stream.
Can I stop new submissions while I review the queue?
Yes. You can pause submissions at any time from your likeness controls, then resume later. See pause, revoke, and takedown.
Can I limit who is allowed to submit in the first place?
Yes. Use consent and access gates to restrict submissions to followers, subscribers, or an approved-fan list so fewer off-base clips reach your queue.