afterstamp.Community Guidelines
Draft for legal review. Items in [brackets] need to be filled in before launch.
Afterstamp works because people trust it with where they go and who they’re with. These guidelines keep it that way. They apply to everything: moments, comments, plans, profiles, DJ and venue pages, and listings.
Respect the people in your moments
- Post your night, not other people’s private moments. If someone asks you to take down a photo or clip of them, take it down.
- Don’t post anyone who is passed out, being sick, in distress, or in a bathroom or changing area.
- Don’t share where someone is, or will be, if they wouldn’t want you to.
No harassment or hate
No threats, bullying, stalking, or content that attacks people for who they are. Don’t keep contacting someone who has blocked or ignored you.
Keep it legal and adult-only where it counts
- No nudity or sexual content. Nothing that sexualizes anyone under 18, ever. We report it to the authorities.
- No selling or promoting illegal drugs, and no content that glorifies dangerous drinking or driving under the influence.
- No violence, weapons threats, or content that encourages self-harm.
Be who you say you are
Don’t impersonate people, DJs, venues or brands. Claim only pages you’re allowed to run.
Music and copyright
Short clips of your night are what moments are for. Don’t upload full sets, tracks or other people’s videos. Share mixes by linking to where they live (SoundCloud, Mixcloud, YouTube).
Honest listings and promotions
- Venues and hosts: list real dates, prices, age limits and lineups, and honor what you advertise.
- Anything you’re paid or given something to post about must say so (for example “#ad” or “sponsored”). Paid placements in the feed are labelled by Afterstamp.
- No spam, fake events, fake RSVPs or fake reviews.
Reporting and what happens next
Use “Report” on any moment, or email safety@afterstamp.app. A reported moment disappears for you right away. Every report is checked by an automated system first: it hides clear violations straight away, and a person reviews anything it hides or isn’t sure about. Moments reported by several people are hidden until they’re reviewed. Depending on what happened we may remove content, limit features, or close accounts. If you think we got it wrong, reply to our message and a person will take another look.
If someone is in danger, call 911 first.