I believe my account was incorrectly included in the same moderation wave described in the report titled “Users who created/contributed to Avatar Outfit Games are being false banned for ‘Harmful Content/Behavior.’”
My account was terminated for Harmful Content/Behavior after I briefly contributed to an experience that was later associated with the outfit game or “Dollhouse” genre.
However, I was not an owner or developer of the experience. My only involvement was completing a small commission to create and upload a basic tip jar.
I did not create or contribute to:
- The avatar displays
- The map
- The game’s scripts or gameplay
- The game’s title or branding
- Any inappropriate or harmful content
- Any later version of the experience
I did not manage the experience, control its content, or decide what the experience would later be named or used for. I simply completed a limited tip jar commission and had no further involvement.
The experience was apparently later named or changed into a game using a name such as “Dollhouse.” This happened independently of me and was unrelated to the tip jar I was commissioned to make.
My termination appears to have occurred during the same batch moderation action affecting owners, group holders, developers, and contributors connected to outfit games. It seems possible that the moderation system detected my historical contribution to the experience and treated me as one of its developers, despite my contribution being an unrelated commissioned asset.
Affected account
Username: Corsiph
User ID: 432036643
Moderation reason: Harmful Content/Behavior
Moderation date: July 30, 2026
This appears to be a contributor-association issue within the larger outfit game moderation wave. Accounts may be getting terminated based only on having previously contributed something to a flagged experience, without reviewing what that person actually created or whether they had any control over the experience.
Steps that caused the issue
- I was commissioned to create a simple tip jar for a Roblox experience.
- I created and uploaded only the commissioned tip jar.
- I did not develop, own, or manage the experience.
- The experience was later renamed, modified, or used as an outfit or Dollhouse-style game without my involvement.
- A moderation wave occurred against accounts connected to outfit games.
- My account was terminated for Harmful Content/Behavior, apparently because I was historically listed as a contributor to that experience.
This is similar to the other cases being reported where accounts, groups, and group holders were moderated because of their association with outfit games. My case shows that the enforcement may also be sweeping up outside contractors who had only completed small and unrelated commissions.
Please investigate whether the enforcement system is banning every account associated with these experiences instead of identifying which users were actually res
Expected behavior
Roblox moderation should examine the specific work completed by each contributor instead of treating every account with experience access or historical contribution records as responsible for all content inside the experience.
A person who completed an unrelated tip jar commission should not be terminated because the experience owner later changed the game, renamed it, or added content that the contractor did not create.
My account should receive a manual review to verify that my only contribution was the commissioned tip jar and that I had no involvement with the outfit game content that apparently triggered the moderation.
Roblox should also review the larger outfit game enforcement wave to identify and restore accounts belonging to innocent contractors, temporary contributors, group holders, and developers who did not create the content responsible for the moderation.
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