Community guidelines
Respect collaborators, disclose expectations, do not harass, impersonate, spam, pressure people off-platform, or post illegal/prohibited content.
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Photognome gives creators visible guidance for community behavior, verification, blocking, report submission, report status, staff triage, consent, adult/minor safety, scams, and appeals without claiming outcomes beyond platform control.
Respect collaborators, disclose expectations, do not harass, impersonate, spam, pressure people off-platform, or post illegal/prohibited content.
Badges should explain what was checked. Verification improves trust signals, but it is not a guarantee of safety, quality, or background screening.
Meet in public or professional spaces first, share plans with a trusted person, keep booking terms in writing, and leave if conditions change.
Adult/sensitive content must be age-gated and opt-in. Minors, if allowed, need stricter discovery, messaging, guardian consent, and adult-content exclusions.
Upload only media you have rights to share. Get consent from identifiable people and keep usage rights, releases, edits, and credits visible.
Beware advance-fee requests, overpayment/refund tricks, off-platform pressure, vague usage rights, unsafe travel demands, and unverified payment claims.
Blocking should stop new messages and future interaction paths. Use a report too when there is harassment, threats, scams, or safety evidence staff should review.
Users should be able to appeal moderation actions with context and evidence. Appeals are reviewed separately from the original action where possible.
Structured reporting
Reports are stored locally in this non-production build using the same shape expected by the reports/moderation/audit database work: reporter, target type/id, reason, severity, description, evidence, status, assignment, and timestamps.
Report status
Production should back this with authenticated report-status APIs. This demo lets a reporter or staff member verify the structured record was created.
Moderator/Admin
Staff see target type, reason, severity, evidence count, status, assigned reviewer, and available moderation actions. Normal users do not need access to this queue.