MPORTANT NOTICE: Due to the recent update Janitor has made as to what qualifies as Dead Dove content, a majority of my bots are going to have to be tagged as Dead Dove. Do not be alarmed. I will be sure to apply Trigger Warnings into any bot with the tag. However, if you have the Dead Dove tag blocked, you are likely going to have to unblock it in order to see any CoD bots (or similar content) in the future. If you yourself are a CoD creator, you will have to update your bots as well, to avoid potentially having your bots taken down or having your account banned.

This applies to anything in a bot, including personality and any internal coding into a bot, and lore books. If it contains any war themes, mentions of a traumatic childhood/childhood abuse, or potential mentions of PTSD, it needs to be tagged as Dead Dove, even if the bot doesn't focus on any of those things (such as purely smut or fluff bots). This goes for all bots, not just Call of Duty.

While I don't agree with the generalization of considering the mention of PTSD or generalized War Themes as Dead Dove, it is not up to me to make these rules, and I don't want to have my bots taken down for not complying with the TOS of the site. This is a warning to anyone who enjoys Call of Duty bots, or to anyone who creates them, that you will need to look over your bot content and adjust it accordingly.

If you would like to see more clarifications and read a message from the site's Devs themselves on this matter, I would recommend checking out the most recent announcement karmaxurmom has made of their account revolving around this matter.

So, going forward, any bot that I post that has the Dead Dove tag will contain a list of what content is considered Dead Dove. This will likely be happening across the board with many other creators.