Community guidelines

The one line that has no second chance

Nobody under 18, in any capacity — not on camera, not in frame, not in the room. There is no warning step for this and no appeal that succeeds. See child safety for exactly what happens when it is reported.

Consent is the whole basis of this

Two adults choosing to be on camera with each other is the entire premise. That consent is specific to the person in front of you and to that session — it is not a licence to record them, to bring someone else into frame without telling them, or to carry anything from the call anywhere else.

Someone can withdraw it at any point by leaving, and they do not owe you a reason. Skip works the same way in both directions.

Things that end a session and may end your access

• Anyone under 18 present, visible or referenced as a participant.
• Recording, screenshotting or redistributing the other person. Assume they did not agree, because they did not.
• Sexual content directed at someone who has not agreed to it. "They did not leave immediately" is not agreement.
• Threats, intimidation, or pressuring someone to do something they have declined.
• Impersonating someone else, or misrepresenting who is on camera.
• Sharing another person's private information — name, address, workplace, accounts.
• Using the service to advertise, recruit, solicit payment, or drive traffic somewhere else.
• Anything illegal where either person actually is.

How to report, and what it does

The report control is on the call screen the whole time — you do not have to find a menu or remember a name afterwards. Using it captures one still frame from that call and sends it with whatever you write.

That frame is why reports are actionable. A moderator shown nothing can do nothing, and a report with no evidence is a report that gets closed without a decision.

Who reads it

A human, within 24 hours. Not a filter working alone.

What the frame is used for

Deciding that one report. It is never published, shown to other users, or used for advertising or training.

What happens to it after

Deleted when the case closes.

Block is immediate and does not wait for a moderator. Use it first, report second — they are separate controls and one does not replace the other.

What happens after

Depending on what happened: a warning, a temporary suspension, or a permanent ban. Anything involving a minor skips straight to permanent. Repeat reports about the same person, from different people, weigh more than any single report does.

If you were on the receiving end of a decision you think is wrong, write to [email protected]. Appeals are read by a person.

Why the list is short

A long list of rules nobody reads is worse than a short one people remember. Everything above reduces to two questions: is everyone here an adult, and did they agree to what is happening. If you cannot answer both with a clear yes, leave the call — that is what skip is for, and it costs nothing.