POLICY · VERSION 2026-08-10
Community Guidelines
Effective August 10, 2026
Friendship, not entitlement
A compatibility score is an invitation to consider a conversation, not a promise that another person owes attention, access, explanations, contact information, or a meeting.
Respect boundaries immediately
Accept “no,” silence, a declined question, withdrawn photo permission, or a closed conversation without argument or retaliation. Do not pressure anyone to move off-site, reveal identifying information, meet, drink, use drugs, lend money, or change a boundary.
Represent yourself honestly
Use your own account and upload a recent photo containing only you. Do not impersonate another person, misstate your age, conceal commercial motives, or create multiple accounts to evade a block or restriction.
Keep the network safe
Threats, harassment, stalking, hate, coercion, unwanted sexual content, fraud, spam, recruitment schemes, and buying or selling drugs are prohibited. Do not use inferred lifestyle compatibility to seek dealers, customers, or participants in illegal activity.
Protect privacy
Do not screenshot, publish, ridicule, reverse-search, or distribute another member's photo, messages, profile, or identifying information. Do not attempt to infer hidden details by repeatedly changing search preferences.
Report carefully
Use blocking whenever you want contact to stop. Use reporting for conduct staff should review, attach only relevant messages, and describe what happened truthfully. False or retaliatory reports may themselves result in action.
Enforcement
Staff may warn, pause matching, restrict, suspend, or remove accounts based on severity, patterns, credible reports, and private interaction ratings. Members will have a way to ask for review of significant enforcement decisions before public launch.
These documents will be updated with final business contact details, jurisdiction, and domain before public launch. The member protections and data boundaries described here are intended to remain the same.