Safety & community · Revenge Arc policy
Content & Enforcement Policy
How content reports, safety reviews, enforcement, appeals, and rights complaints are handled.
- Effective
- September 25, 2026
- Last updated
- September 29, 2026
- Version
- 1.2 — owner-confirmed updates; legal review pending
Scope
This policy applies to profiles, posts, comments, reactions, messages, images, video, audio, links, reports, and other user-submitted material. It works together with the Terms and Community Guidelines.
How to report
Use the in-app report control for content or accounts, or email revengearchelp@gmail.com. You can block accounts in the app. Identify the content or account, explain the concern, and include relevant links, dates, or screenshots without forwarding unnecessary intimate, graphic, or highly sensitive material. Do not make knowingly false reports.
Review factors
- The content itself, surrounding conversation, likely meaning, context, and available evidence.
- Severity, immediacy, target, reach, repetition, prior violations, and credible risk to people or the Services.
- Whether an exception may apply for education, documentation, counterspeech, newsworthiness, or public interest.
- Applicable law, user rights, and whether further information or specialist review is needed.
Possible actions
- No action, a warning, reduced visibility, feature limits, content removal, temporary suspension, or account closure.
- Preserving records needed for safety, appeals, fraud prevention, legal obligations, or dispute handling.
- Escalating credible imminent threats, child-safety material, or other legally reportable matters to appropriate authorities or specialist channels.
- Applying stronger action for serious or repeated violations, including attempts to evade earlier enforcement.
Appeals
Where an appeal is available, send it from the account email to revengearchelp@gmail.com and identify the decision. Explain why it should be changed and include relevant context. Appeals do not guarantee reversal. A person not responsible for the original decision should review higher-risk appeals where operationally feasible.
Copyright and trademark complaints
A rights holder or authorized representative may send a notice to revengearchelp@gmail.com identifying the protected work, the allegedly infringing material and its location, contact information, a good-faith statement, an accuracy-and-authority statement, and a physical or electronic signature. We may request additional information, remove or restrict material, notify the uploader, accept a legally sufficient counter-notice, and address repeat infringement as required by applicable law.
The operating entity, service address, designated agent status, and jurisdiction-specific notice-and-counter-notice process must be confirmed by counsel before this is presented as a formal statutory safe-harbor procedure.
Privacy and evidence
We limit access to report information and retain moderation evidence only as reasonably necessary for review, safety, appeals, legal obligations, and repeat-offender controls. We may not disclose the reporter’s identity to the reported user unless required by law or necessary to address the matter with appropriate safeguards.
Operational readiness
Published policy must match actual staffing, tooling, escalation, response targets, language coverage, evidence retention, and appeal capability. Those controls must be tested before community features launch.
Questions about this document? Email revengearchelp@gmail.com.
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