Todays, you can create all sorts of cool things like drawings and stories.
But, just like in a game, there are rules to make sure everyone has fun and feels safe.
One important rule is called “PG-13.” This might sound like a secret code, but it’s actually pretty simple. “PG” stands for “Parental Guidance,” which means that some things are best understood with a grown-up’s help.
The number “13” is the age when you can start exploring more of the Midjourney on your own.
So, what can you make on Midjourney?
You can create pictures of your favorite animals, draw heroes from stories, or even make up your own characters.
But remember, everything should be okay for friends who are 13 or younger to see.
Why do we have this rule?
Well, just like how playgrounds have signs saying “Play Safe,” Midjourney has the PG-13 rule to keep the journey fun and friendly for everyone.
It’s like having a guide who says, “This way to the fun stuff, and let’s stay away from the not-so-nice stuff.”
Sometimes, you might wonder why you can’t just make anything you want.
It’s because Midjourney is like a big park where kids of all ages come to play.
The PG-13 rule helps make sure that the little ones don’t stumble upon something that’s meant for the older kids.
But don’t worry, there’s still a whole world of amazing things you can create within the PG-13 rule.
You can write stories about space adventures, draw pictures of magical forests, or even make a comic about a superhero dog.
The only limit is your imagination!
And the best part? You can share what you make with friends and family, and they’ll know it’s something that’s good for everyone to enjoy.
So, next time you’re on your Midjourney, remember PG-13 is not just a rule—it’s a promise to make things that are fun, safe, and awesome for everyone.
Last modified: March 9, 2024
