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Guidance Facilitates Content-Moderation Evasion
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This is mostly a video prompt guide, but it includes guidance that can help users evade face or content checks for identity-linked media generation.
Review this skill before installing if you use real people's images or likenesses. The Markdown-only package does not appear to compromise the local environment, but its prompt guidance should be revised to remove detector-aware face-obscuring and term-substitution advice and to require consent and compliance with the video platform's content policies.
SKILL.md:132Guidance Facilitates Content-Moderation Evasion
Taken together, the stylization guidance, facial obscuring techniques, and descriptor substitution create a multi-step workflow for gradually transforming a likely sensitive face-generation request into one less likely to be blocked. This normalization of layered evasion materially increases the chance that users can circumvent safeguards for realistic or identity-linked visual generation.
The skill recommends composition choices like side profile, long shot, silhouette, backlighting, and obscured facial details specifically because they reduce facial visibility and notes that centered high-realism faces are 'the first place the system checks.' This moves beyond neutral cinematography advice into detection-avoidance tactics for generating otherwise restricted realistic face content.
This section explicitly advises replacing realistic-face and skin-related terms with alternative wording such as 'CGI Digital Human' or 'Android shell' to avoid triggering safety checks while preserving the same intended visual outcome. That is semantic evasion guidance: it teaches users how to rephrase disallowed or sensitive requests so the underlying system is less likely to detect them.
This file presents the skill documentation entirely in Chinese, which can constitute a language/locale policy violation when the skill does not explicitly offer language choice or explain that the locale restriction is required. Although there is a link to an English README, this file itself does not state that language selection is optional or user-driven.
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