FELIX VIATOR
Terms of use
Last updated September 10, 2026
These terms cover the Felix Viator website, published stories, and reader community. Questions can be sent to felixviator.author@gmail.com.
Reading and accounts
You may read the material made available to you and use your own reader account to join discussions. Keep access to your sign-in account secure. Do not impersonate Felix Viator, another reader, or a moderator. Reader accounts do not grant permission to edit or publish the author’s works.
Respect the community
Discuss the stories respectfully. Do not post threats, harassment, hate, spam, scams, private information about others, or content you have no right to share. Mark spoilers and keep discussion relevant. Do not attempt to bypass access restrictions or disrupt the site.
Felix Viator may hide posts, close discussions, or restrict accounts to moderate the community and address abuse. Contact the email above to report a concern or ask about a moderation decision.
Stories and reader contributions
The author’s stories and other original works remain the author’s property. Reading access does not grant permission to republish, sell, or distribute them. This does not restrict uses allowed by applicable law.
You keep ownership of your original contributions. By posting, you give the site permission to store and display your contribution and reader name, and to moderate the contribution as needed to run the community. Only post material you have permission to share. For removal requests, contact the author.
Availability and future sales
Features, stories, and availability may change, and uninterrupted access is not guaranteed. Books and merchandise are planned, but this site is not currently accepting orders or payments. Any future checkout will provide applicable prices and purchase terms before you order.
Privacy and updates
The privacy policy explains how account and community information is handled. These terms may be updated as the site develops; the date above identifies the current version. Nothing in these terms removes rights that cannot be excluded under applicable law.