Community Guidelines
Version 1.0 · Yappit
Yappit is anonymous, not unsafe.
Your identity is hidden from other users, but Yappit may take action against
abuse, threats, harassment, or illegal activity.
Yappit is a place to share what you feel with your campus or workplace
community. To keep it safe for everyone, these rules apply to every Yap,
comment, vote, group, and message.
What's not allowed
- No bullying or harassment
- No hate speech
- No threats or violence
- No doxxing or sharing private information
- No naming private people for attacks
- No sexual harassment
- No fake rumors targeting real people
- No illegal activity
- No spam
- No encouragement of self-harm
Help keep Yappit safe
- Report harmful content using the report option on any Yap or message.
- Keep anonymous sharing safe — speak freely, but never to hurt.
Enforcement
These rules are enforced by an automated safety shield plus human review:
- Pre-publish screening. Every yap, comment, and image is
automatically analyzed before it goes live. Content that names, sexualises,
shames, or attacks a specific person — in any language, including romanized
Telugu/Hindi/Tamil — is blocked at posting time.
- Reports. Anything that slips through can be reported in
one tap. Reported content is reviewed and removed when it breaks these
rules; groups can be reported too.
- Escalating consequences. Violations can lead to content
removal, account restriction, or a permanent ban — without prior warning for
serious harm (threats, sexual content about a person, doxxing, CSAE).
- The law still applies. Where abuse, threats, or illegal
activity occur, we may preserve records and cooperate with law-enforcement
authorities as required by applicable law. Being anonymous to other users
does not place anyone above these rules — or the law.
Questions
Contact us at support.yappit@gmail.com.