Community Guidelines

Last updated 29 August 2026

This platform only works if reviews are honest and people are safe. These are the expectations.

Draft. This document describes how the platform is actually built and intended to operate, but it has not been reviewed by a lawyer and is not yet a binding agreement. It must be reviewed before the platform accepts public registrations.

Write reviews about the run, not the person

The useful review is specific and behavioural: they left after two wipes, they called out mechanics, they went quiet when it mattered. The useless review is a verdict on someone’s worth as a human being.

The structured tags exist so you rarely need free text at all. Use them first.

A bad run is not a bad person

Everyone has a night where they play badly, get frustrated, or have to leave suddenly. One poor performance is not evidence of a pattern, and the scoring reflects that — a single negative review will not sink anyone.

Reserve Would not play again for when you genuinely mean it.

Do not organise reputation

Specifically prohibited:

Agreeing to exchange positive reviews.
Asking friends, a guild or a Discord server to review someone up or down.
Creating additional accounts to review from.
Creating groups that did not happen in order to unlock reviews.

These are detectable, and the scoring already blunts them heavily. They are also the fastest route to losing an account.

Harassment

Zero tolerance. This includes:

Slurs and hate speech of any kind.
Threats, including ones framed as jokes.
Sharing anyone’s personal information.
Following someone across groups or listings to target them.
Sexual content involving minors — reported to authorities, without exception.

Recruit honestly

State real requirements. If you want 3000+ score, say so.
Do not advertise a run you have no intention of doing.
Do not use listings to sell boosts, carries or gold.
If your plans change, cancel the listing rather than leaving people waiting.

Blocking is private, and it stays that way

Blocking someone is a decision for you alone. It is never shown to the person blocked, and there is no public blocklist — a public one would be a harassment tool, not a safety feature.

Report rather than retaliate

If someone behaves badly, report them. Do not organise a response, and do not use the review system as a weapon. Reports are read by humans and the outcome is recorded.

Consequences

Depending on severity: a warning, invalidation of affected reviews, temporary suspension, or permanent removal. We tell you which rule was broken, and you can appeal.