docs: add content moderation FAQ entry for Partner Nodes - #1239
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds one FAQ accordion entry for Partner Nodes content moderation, stating that prompts and images are forwarded to third-party providers, whose moderation rules apply, and advising against NSFW or prohibited content. ChangesFAQ Documentation Update
Compact metadata: +4/−0 lines, single file, low review effort. Related issues: None specified. Tiny FAQ, big caveat—don’t submit spicy stuff, or the docs will say “nope” with a wink and a quip. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2✅ Passed checks (2 passed)
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Add a new FAQ item explaining that Partner Nodes send user inputs to third-party providers who enforce their own content moderation policies. Advises users not to submit NSFW content to API nodes.
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Add a new FAQ item explaining that Partner Nodes send user inputs to third-party providers who enforce their own content moderation policies. Advises users not to submit NSFW content to API nodes. Translate: zh, ja, ko
Summary
Add a new FAQ entry to the Partner Nodes FAQ page explaining content moderation:
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snippets/tutorials/partner-nodes/faq.mdx: Added new<Accordion>entry for content moderationSource
This FAQ entry was based on official ComfyUI content moderation guidelines shared by the team.
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