CONTENT POLICY
Last updated: May 7, 2026
VigilGarden is a place for honoring people who have died. This policy describes what is and isn’t allowed. Memorials and contributions that violate it will be removed.
What memorials are for
- Honoring a real person who has died.
- Sharing names, dates, photos, biography, and tributes that the family or community wants remembered.
- Allowing visitors to light a candle and leave a written tribute.
What is not allowed
- Memorials for people who are still alive, or for fictional people.
- Impersonation, harassment, threats, or doxxing.
- Hateful content, slurs, or content targeting protected groups.
- Sexual content, gore, or shock content.
- Advertising, spam, scams, link farms, or commercial promotion.
- Political campaigning or fundraising.
- Medical, legal, or financial advice.
- Photos or written content that you do not have the right to upload.
- Content that violates the law or any third-party right.
Review and moderation
New memorials are reviewed before they become public. Most pending memorials are reviewed within a few business days. Pending memorials are visible to the person who created them but not to the general public, and are not included in search results, the homepage, or shared social previews.
If a memorial is approved and you later discover that it violates this policy, please report it to support@vigilgarden.com. We may hide or remove it during review.
Sensitive edits
Edits to a memorial’s name, dates, photo, or biography may send the memorial back into review before the change becomes public. This is to protect the people being remembered and to keep the site trustworthy.
Reporting a problem
To report a memorial or tribute that violates this policy, email support@vigilgarden.com with the URL and a short description of the issue. For copyright claims, see our Copyright and DMCA page. For ownership disputes, see our Ownership Dispute policy.