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#UEFN#Verse#FortniteCreative
This has impacted me harshly. Now on the third suspension after being spammed with the same sanctions
I really hope there's some compensation for creators affected by this because I lost out on many earnings
I'll probably put out a video too after seeing how many were affected
Me and many other UEFN creators need help. @FNCreate@Fortnite
Creators are being suspended from publishing maps and monetization for no clear reason. I was banned for a week without publishing a new map or update. None of my existing maps were unpublished either, so I still don’t know what rule was supposedly broken.
After that week ended, I was suspended again for another two weeks, again without any explanation.
I’ve seen multiple creators reporting the same issue here. Please investigate this and give creators clear explanations when actions are taken. We just want to build maps without fearing random suspensions.
#UEFN #FortniteCreative
I hear about creators getting demonetized daily, something is really wrong at Epic. Why can't we just update our maps and get monetization back quickly?
🔴HUGE MODERATION PROBLEMS UEFN🔴
Specific problems with the system:
-Decisions often go wrong because of Ai
-In most cases, the Ai’s incorrect decisions go undetected because the appeals are also partly reviewed by the Ai
@HaroldAtEpic@Flak@FNCreate
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@duos_with_dad Quite the opposite — more creators should be speaking up publicly about this. Moderation feels more confusing and frustrating than ever. Weeks-long suspensions after just 1–2 rejections, with no flagged assets or meaningful explanation, is excessive.
@duos_with_dad Exactly what we’ve been trying to get attention to, im surprised no one talks about the current flawed moderation.. @PoobiesGames had his account suspended for 3 weeks after only 2 rejections with zero moderator comments just rule book reference…
@duos_with_dad Yup, standard. Out of curiosity did they include any moderator comment in the rejection email or in creator portal (flagged asset/screenshot) or just rulebook reference?
@duos_with_dad I know, im just mentioning that other maps in epic picks have the same impressions as you and performing better because of higher ctr, just thought I’d suggest a better thumbnail would be in your favour.
@FNCreate Great documentation, now can we please get similar documentation on moderation - why is island moderation so inconsistent, does what’s on ur level only matter or content within ur content browser as well, account suspensions - how many rejections would get your account suspended
Waking up to a second account suspension less than 2 weeks after the first raises real concerns about Epic’s moderation clarity.
Epic recently stated that rejected content would include images highlighting the flagged issue to help creators resolve problems efficiently. In reality, that hasn’t been the case.
Right now, most island rejections come back with nothing more than rulebook references — without any clarification such as flagged files, assets, or scenes. For large-scale projects like mine with 5k+ textures and 10k+ actors, this makes it extremely difficult to identify the issue without resorting to trial and error, which can quickly lead to repeated rejections and eventual account suspensions.
Appealing island rejections or account suspensions often feels just as automated, with concerns left unaddressed and no clear communication.
I’ve been in the #UEFN scene for over 3 years, and moderation has never felt this unclear.
@FNCreate@Flak@TimSweeneyEpic
@FNCreate Please address the current moderation issues. We’ve received a 2-week account suspension after only two rejection emails, without clear explanation or proper communication. A lack of transparency like this can seriously impact creators and their ability to keep building.
@PoobiesGames@fncreate The UEFN community just wants transparency. If an island gets rejected, creators should know exactly what asset or scene caused it — especially on massive projects. Trial and error shouldn’t lead to suspensions. #freepoobie
@FNCreate For the past 2 weeks since the first account suspension my island updates have only been rejected twice. Immediate adjustments were made and have since published multiple approved updates. Please review my account suspension, as this just doesn't seem right.
Waking up to a second account suspension less than 2 weeks after the first raises real concerns about Epic’s moderation clarity.
Epic recently stated that rejected content would include images highlighting the flagged issue to help creators resolve problems efficiently. In reality, that hasn’t been the case.
Right now, most island rejections come back with nothing more than rulebook references — without any clarification such as flagged files, assets, or scenes. For large-scale projects like mine with 5k+ textures and 10k+ actors, this makes it extremely difficult to identify the issue without resorting to trial and error, which can quickly lead to repeated rejections and eventual account suspensions.
Appealing island rejections or account suspensions often feels just as automated, with concerns left unaddressed and no clear communication.
I’ve been in the #UEFN scene for over 3 years, and moderation has never felt this unclear.
@FNCreate@Flak@TimSweeneyEpic