Language And Localization
Paramour AI Translation Guidelines
These guidelines explain how AI-assisted translation works on Paramour so providers can share accurate, discreet, and safe content in multiple languages without losing meaning or boundaries.
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Quick answer
Paramour uses AI-assisted, safety-normalized translation that preserves provider boundaries and canonical terms, followed by human and provider review before publishing.
Overview
Paramour’s translation process protects provider control, boundary wording, and consistent terms across languages. The English version is the internal reference. Localized text keeps the same intent, while adapting to local politeness, units, dates, and formats. AI creates a first draft using safety rules and the approved glossary, flags anything risky or more explicit, and can route to human review when needed. You decide the outcome: approve, request edits, or revert to the reference text. This covers profiles, service menus, extras, availability notes, negotiation helpers, trust/safety text, and discovery snippets. Translations follow layered explicitness rules, remain compatible with SafeSearch, and never add services, promises, or guarantees that are not in the source. Better discoverability comes from clear structure and consistent terms, not keyword lists.
Provider-First Control
You pick the languages, review the drafts, and approve the final text. Boundary and consent language stays intact. You can request edits or revert at any time.
Safety-Normalized Workflow
Draft translation → safety normalization → optional human review → your approval → publish. Risk checks catch added explicitness, over-promising, or weakened boundaries.
Stable Terms, Better Discovery
A multilingual glossary and translation memory keep key terms consistent across profiles, regional pages, and help content—supporting discreet, accurate search.
Guardrails and Style
Translations must keep the same meaning, tone, and boundaries—without becoming more explicit or adding promises.
- Do not add services, guarantees, or stronger claims than the source.
- Keep boundary and consent wording equal in meaning; do not soften or omit it.
- Use discreet, professional language with short, clear sentences—no eroticized phrasing.
- Follow local norms for formal/informal address, and use local units, dates, times, and currencies.
- Keep approved names and terms consistent and capitalized, or use the single approved localized term.
Workflows, Roles, and Quality Checks
Clear roles, explicitness checks, and simple QA protect trust and privacy.
- Scope includes: profiles, service menus, extras, availability notes, negotiation helpers, trust/safety language, discovery snippets.
- Roles: AI drafts and flags; moderators review flagged items; providers approve final text.
- 3-step QA: check accuracy, safety, and consistency with the glossary and local style.
- Flag when you see: added explicit words, softened boundaries, bigger promises, or sensational adjectives.
- Search handling: brand/help pages can appear in search and stay discreet; sensitive operational docs may be set to not appear in search; keep all languages aligned.
Common questions
AI creates a draft using the approved glossary and safety rules, flags risks, and—when available—sends it to human review. You approve the final text before anything is published.
Approved names and trust/safety terms such as Provider, Listing, Booking Request, Negotiation, Proposal, Booking, Verification, Availability, Regional Billboard, and Service World must use the glossary-approved term for each language.
Yes. You choose which languages to publish. You can keep any section in the primary language, revert to the reference text, or request edits before publishing.
Local style guides decide the level of formality (for example: usted/du/Sie/敬語). We apply the correct form consistently across your profile and system text.
Boundaries are non-negotiable. The system flags risky changes. You can edit or reject the draft. If needed, moderators review it, and nothing is published until the boundary is correct.
We use tasteful, option-based descriptions with approved terms. We avoid explicit catalogs, euphemisms, or sensational wording.
Consistent terms and clear structure improve discoverability without keyword stuffing. Service Worlds and Regional Billboards remain intact, and metadata is localized for clarity.
Flags appear for added explicit terms, softened boundaries, over-promising (like guaranteed outcomes), coercive wording, or anything related to minors or illegal activity.
Final thoughts
Your words, your boundaries, your control—kept accurate in every language. Paramour’s translation workflow keeps content discreet and consistent, improves clarity, and supports safe discovery across regions.
Read next
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- AI-assisted service descriptions for providers (Ai Features)
