What are the community rules for chat?
Respect other users, protect privacy, avoid harassment and scams, and follow moderator directions in the chat community.
The short answer
The core rules are simple: treat people with respect, do not harass or threaten others, do not scam or impersonate, protect personal information, avoid disruptive spam, and follow legitimate moderator instructions. The full community guidelines are the controlling reference and apply to guests and registered users alike.
What this means in practice
Consent and boundaries matter in every conversation. If someone declines a private chat, photo request, relationship question, or move to another app, accept the answer. Do not pressure people for age, gender, location, phone numbers, or intimate details. Hate speech, sexual harassment, targeted humiliation, and threats damage the whole room.
A simple way to proceed
- Join topics without flooding the room. Repeated greetings, copy-pasted promotions, or attempts to dominate every exchange make chat less useful.
- Do not collect passwords, OTPs, bank details, identity documents, or money. Review online safety advice if a request seems suspicious.
- Use the reporting process when serious misconduct occurs. Report facts, then let moderators assess the available evidence.
Important boundaries
Free access does not mean rule-free access. Chat is free for both guests and registered users, while participation remains subject to safety and conduct standards. A welcoming room depends on everyday choices such as giving others time to respond, avoiding insults, and leaving private matters private.
One more practical point
Rules also protect ordinary conversation from being overwhelmed. Give others room to disagree, avoid turning every discussion into a personal argument, and do not publish private messages without a legitimate safety reason. If a moderator asks you to stop disruptive conduct, respond calmly. You can leave the room if you do not wish to continue.
Use the room with confidence
Whatever access option you choose, begin with ordinary conversation and sensible boundaries. The free chat page explains the no-payment model, while secure chat covers practical habits for safer participation. You can also review is chat safe and the detailed online chat safety guide.
Respect is part of access. Follow the community guidelines, accept when somebody does not want to answer, and avoid repeated messages. If serious misconduct occurs, use how to report abuse. For information about data handling, read the privacy policy.
The goal is straightforward: enjoy conversation without giving strangers control over your money, identity, device, or private life. A calm pace and clear boundaries make the experience better for you and for the wider room.