Editorial policy

This page explains how a series gets onto DramaNest, what we check before an episode goes live, and how we handle mistakes. It applies to every series, novel and game page on the site.

What we publish

We publish original vertical short dramas, serialised novels and browser games. A series has to be written for the phone: one clear premise, a hook in the opening seconds, and an episode that ends somewhere worth returning to. We would rather run twenty finished stories than two hundred openings.

How a series is selected

Every submission is watched in full before a decision. We look for a premise that can be explained in one sentence, dialogue that sounds spoken rather than written, and a visual style that stays consistent across episodes. Genre does not matter much; clarity does. Series that rely on a shock opening and then stall are declined.

AI generation and human review

The video, voices and music are produced with generative AI. A human editor then reviews each episode for continuity, subtitle timing, pacing, and anything that reads as a real person, a real brand or a copied work. Faces, names and places in our stories are fictional. If an episode appears to reproduce a protected work or a real person's likeness, it is pulled before publication.

Accuracy, corrections and updates

Series pages carry a synopsis and episode list written by us. When an episode is replaced or a synopsis was wrong, we fix the page and note the change in the series update log where one exists. If you spot an error, write to [email protected] with the URL; corrections are made to the live page, not buried in a new post.

Advertising and independence

Display advertising and affiliate links pay for the site. Advertisers do not see episodes before publication, do not approve scripts, and cannot ask for a series to be removed. Affiliate links are labelled on the page. Sponsored placements, if we ever run them, are marked as sponsored in the same place a reader would see the title.

Games and third-party titles

The twenty games featured here are made or commissioned by us and tested on a phone before they are listed. Our wider catalogue sits on BestGames.fyi; the same rule applies there — if a build is broken on a common phone, it comes down until it is fixed.

Contact

Editorial questions, corrections and complaints: [email protected]. Rights holders should use the process on the copyright and DMCA pages.