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The original was posted on /r/stablediffusion by /u/ayy999 on 2025-06-29 11:40:07+00:00.

I saw people getting upset at CivitAI that they removed a "Remove Clothes" LoRA for Flux-Kontext.

PSA: All NotSFW LoRAs and fine-tunes are against FLUX.1-Kontext's new license and will be removed from any website which doesn't want their Flux license revoked.

This one really isn't on CivitAI or Visa, but on Black Forest Labs. The issue is § 4.c of Flux's new license:

4. Restrictions. You will not, and will not permit, assist or cause any third party to … c. utilize any equipment, device, software, or other means to circumvent or remove any security or protection used by Company in connection with the FLUX.1 [dev] Model, or to circumvent or remove any usage restrictions, or to enable functionality disabled by FLUX.1 [dev] Model.

Any NotSFW LoRA circumvents their efforts to make Flux-Kontext unable to generate NotSFW material, and thus breaks § 4.c. If CivitAI would refuse to remove this LoRA, then CivitAI would breach the license and would lose access to Flux models and derivatives - as in, ALL Flux content would be gone from CivitAI, including SFW stuff and the base model.

I'm not a lawyer but I think this change doesn't retroactively apply to derivatives of Flux-Schnell like Chroma, it's perhaps meant to prevent a Kontext-Chroma or Chroma 2.0. Or maybe it's unrelated to Chroma and just about a fear of regulation or payment provider wrath if BFL would in any way, even indirectly, be connected to AI NotSFW - which payment providers are really cracking down on.

I can speculate that this is due to Chroma looming on the horizon and perhaps already biting their bottom line ankles but unless they openly say so that's just guessing.