Community
Community Guidelines
Be the kind of person you'd want in the room. These guidelines apply to posts, replies, stories, direct messages, Spaces and team workspaces — and they're what our moderators enforce.
Last updated September 2026
Respect people
No harassment, threats, hate speech, or targeting people for who they are — their identity, beliefs, or background. Disagreement is welcome; cruelty isn't. Don't pile on: encouraging others to attack someone is a breach even if your own words stay clean.
Keep it safe
Zero tolerance for sexual content involving minors, promotion of violence, or organising harm. Don't share private information about other people (doxxing) or intimate media you don't have the right to share. Sensitive content belongs behind your own post, not other people's timelines.
Be real
Don't impersonate other people, brands or teams. Don't run fake accounts or mislead people about who you are. Paid engagement, bot activity, repost/like manipulation and engagement-pod schemes undermine the whole platform and get removed. If something is sponsored or promotional, say so.
No spam
Don't flood feeds, replies, messages or Spaces with repetitive or unwanted content. One useful post reaches further than fifty identical ones.
Live Spaces and calls
Space hosts are responsible for their room: mute or remove people who break these rules, and remember that recordings need everyone in the room to be notified. Don't record calls without consent.
Teams and workspaces
Team posts carry the team's name, so the team is accountable for them. Don't create a workspace to dodge an individual restriction, and don't post as the team without the rights to — Owners and Admins manage who speaks for the group.
Tips and money
Don't use tips to harass, bait, or launder. Creators shouldn't pressure supporters into tips, and any "tip for X" promise should be honest. Withdrawals go only to accounts that belong to you or your team.
Reporting and enforcement
Use Report on any post, profile, story, Space or message. Every report is reviewed by a human moderator. Consequences scale with severity and history: a warning, content removal, feature limits, suspension, or removal for serious or repeated breaches.
Think a decision was wrong? Appeal through Support — appeals are read by someone who wasn't on the original call.
The short version
Post like a person, argue like one, pay like one, and leave the platform better than you found it. Full details of how the service works are in our Terms. Questions? The Help Center and [email protected] are open.