Community Guidelines

ShareCards · Version 2026-09-16 · Effective 2026-09-16

Share what's genuinely good

Cards are personal recommendations for your neighbors. Share real experiences about real places — what you loved, what to order, what to skip.

Be a good neighbor

Respect the map

Attach cards to the place they are really about. Do not create fake places or claim stores you are not authorized to manage.

Reporting

There is no tolerance for objectionable content or abusive users. Report content or accounts from their in-app menus. Blocking hides that user's cards immediately, prevents contact, and alerts moderators. Reports are reviewed by moderators within 24 hours; violating content is removed and abusive accounts are suspended or ejected. A report or block alone does not prove a violation. Outcomes are shared in your notifications. Contact sharecardsdev@gmail.com for urgent safety concerns or an appeal.

ShareCards: Places & Friends — Child Safety Standards

Updated September 27, 2026. These standards explain how our existing community rules apply to child safety across ShareCards: Places & Friends.

Prohibited content and conduct

ShareCards prohibits child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including child sexual abuse material (CSAM). We prohibit grooming, sexual coercion or extortion of a child, trafficking of a child for sexual exploitation, and other content or conduct that sexually abuses or endangers anyone under 18. These rules apply to cards, profiles, comments, store and community content, and direct, group and broadcast messages.

Reporting a concern

Use the in-app Report action on the relevant content, message or profile to alert our moderation team. You can also use Block to prevent further direct messaging with that account. Send child-safety concerns to sharecardsdev@gmail.com, including an account, content link or identifier and a brief description when available. Do not download, copy, forward or attach suspected child-abuse material to an email or another post. If a child is in immediate danger, contact the appropriate local emergency service.

Review and enforcement

Our moderation team reviews reports through the ShareCards administration system. When we identify CSAM or other child sexual abuse or exploitation, we remove or restrict the offending content and take appropriate action against the responsible accounts, including suspension. Access to moderation reports is restricted to authorized staff. A user report alone is not proof of a violation.

Reporting to authorities

We report confirmed CSAM and relevant information to the appropriate regional or national authorities as required by applicable law, including the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children when applicable. Our responsible child-safety contact handles these reports and lawful requests, with preservation and disclosure according to applicable legal requirements. This is a human-operated escalation process: reports are not automatically sent to authorities, and we do not claim that all content is screened in advance.

Child-safety contact

The team responsible for ShareCards child-safety reports and compliance can be reached at sharecardsdev@gmail.com.