Community Guidelines
Effective August 4, 2026
Compete with respect
Debate predictions and sports opinions without attacking, threatening, harassing, humiliating, or targeting other people.
Keep Rivle safe
Do not promote violence, hateful conduct, exploitation, self-harm, illegal activity, doxxing, or private information shared without permission.
No sexual or exploitative media
Do not upload nudity, pornography, sexually explicit content, non-consensual intimate imagery, sexual exploitation, or any sexual content involving a minor. Rivle may automatically screen photos before sharing them and may block an upload when the safety check cannot be completed.
Protect fair competition
Do not manipulate reputation, coordinate fake engagement, impersonate others, spam, or use automation to deceive the community.
Public content safety
Public profile text, community names and descriptions, posts, polls, photo descriptions, comments, and replies are checked before publication using Rivle’s automated Community Guidelines safeguards. Do not impersonate people or organizations, coordinate abuse, promote prohibited material, evade enforcement, or mislead others.
Post responsibly
Only share content you have the right to use. Clearly label sensitive injury footage and never present predictions as guaranteed financial outcomes.
Respect boundaries
Do not evade blocks, create accounts to continue unwanted contact, or encourage other people to target someone. Private-message text receives local severe-abuse and spam checks before delivery.
Enforcement
Rivle may remove content and apply account sanctions based on severity, repetition, and risk. Confirmed violations use a 90-day strike window: the first receives a warning; the second restricts creating communities, posting, commenting, and messaging for 24 hours; the third for three days; the fourth for seven days; and the fifth and later violations for 30 days. Reading, account management, and support remain available during a feature restriction. Rivle currently uses temporary feature restrictions rather than account suspensions. Self-harm reports are handled as safety matters without an automatic punitive account sanction. Appeals may be submitted through support.