Trust & safety

Who sees what, what we accept, and how to get content removed.

What "anonymous" means

An anonymous opinion never shows your name to the request owner: they see the score and the comment, without knowing who wrote them. The link to your account stays server-side, and the moderation team only looks at it when content is reported.

Your photos stay private

Photos and videos are stored privately, never in a public folder. They open through temporary links reserved for the members who judge, and leave the feed when the diffusion ends.

What we don't accept

Reported content is hidden while it is checked. These rules apply to requests as well as to comments:

  • Insults, harassment, threats or mockery about someone's appearance.
  • A photo published without the consent of the person in it.
  • Any image of a minor, including in +18 categories.
  • Explicit sexual content outside the +18 categories.
  • Impersonation, advertising, external links or personal data.

The +18 space

+18 access needs an age confirmation stored on the account, then a subscription or a 24h pass; selfie-verified profiles enter for free according to the gender they set. Reported +18 content leaves the feed immediately while it is checked.

Reporting content

On every request to judge and on every opinion you receive, a "Report" button warns the team without revealing your name to the member concerned. Adding a detail helps handle the report faster.

Go judging

Getting content removed

You can stop the diffusion or delete one of your requests from your profile, and delete your account at any time: requests, opinions and photos are erased. If content is about you and was posted by someone else, report it: it is hidden while it is reviewed.

What we do automatically

Comments go through an automatic filter before publication, a credibility score limits inconsistent votes, and the average ignores extreme scores. An opinion set aside is not counted and never appears in your results.