Safety center
Keep meetups discoverable, accurate, and safe to attend.
A public trust desk for code-of-conduct expectations, incorrect event details, spam, stale listings, and safety concerns. Reports flow into the same moderation queue used by admins.
Report posture
High-priority safety and code-of-conduct reports should be easy to see before they affect public discovery.
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2 open reports2 total reports in the local moderation queue.
0 high prioritySafety and code-of-conduct reports are promoted above normal listing issues.
0 resolvedResolved reports retain moderation context for later trust review.
Code of conduct baseline
Keep this visible and short. Detailed policies can grow later, but users need clear expectations immediately.
Respect attendeesNo harassment, intimidation, unwanted contact, or discriminatory behavior across event spaces and platform workflows.
Be accurateEvent pages, venue notes, sponsor placement, and registration states should not mislead attendees.
Protect consentDo not export attendee contacts, talent leads, WhatsApp lists, or sponsor data without explicit permission.
Escalate earlySafety, code-of-conduct, scam, duplicate, or stale-listing concerns should enter the moderation queue quickly.
Moderation flow
Reports should feel actionable, not like a black box.
Step 1
Report submitted
The report is stored with target, reason, reporter consent, priority, and duplicate detection.
Step 2
Moderator review
Admin sees open and high-priority reports, then checks event, community, and audit context.
Step 3
Resolution logged
Resolving a report creates a moderation audit trail with before/after state and resolution note.
Open moderation queue
A public summary helps users understand what moderation sees without exposing private resolution notes.
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Report to safety desk
Send platform-wide safety, code-of-conduct, spam, stale-listing, or incorrect-details concerns to moderation.
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