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1. Our Commitment to Child Safety

We are committed to ensuring our platform remains a safe and secure environment for all users. We have a zero-tolerance policy towards child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and are dedicated to combating this issue by leveraging human moderation and community vigilance.

2. Zero-Tolerance Policy

We unequivocally prohibit any content or behavior that involves:

• The sexual exploitation of minors.
• The creation, sharing, or solicitation of sexually explicit material involving individuals under the age of 18.
• Grooming or any other inappropriate communication with minors.

Any user found engaging in such activities will face immediate and permanent account suspension, and reported violations will be shared with law enforcement authorities as required by law.

3. Human Moderation and Community Reporting
Our approach to combating CSAE relies on:

Human Moderation

• A teams reviews all reported content to ensure swift and accurate action.
• Our team work in compliance with established child safety protocols to handle reports sensitively and responsibly.

Community Reporting

• Users play a crucial role in maintaining platform safety by reporting any content or activity they believe violates our CSAE policy.
• How to Report:
  • Use the “Report” button available on posts and messages.
  • Select the appropriate category (e.g., “Child Exploitation”) to ensure timely attention.
  • Include any additional context or evidence to help moderators take prompt action.

Reporting Content to Organizations
When we have established that the content is potentially related to child secual exploitation, the content will be removed, the account of the user who posted the content will be blocked and will be reported to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.