Community

These guidelines explain how we expect people to behave on Chimpo. They work together with our Terms of service and Privacy policy. Violations may result in warnings, feature limits, or account termination. We may update these guidelines as the product and risks evolve.

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Community starts with respect and inclusion.

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Positive energy, real people, safer conversations.

Respect and safety

Treat others with respect. No hate, slurs, or targeted harassment based on protected traits.
Do not threaten, coerce, doxx, or encourage self-harm or violence.
Do not share or request illegal content, including sexual content involving minors.
Do not spam, scam, phish, or use Chimpo for unauthorized commercial solicitation.
Respect privacy: do not record, capture, or redistribute sessions without consent where required by law or our terms.

Age and identity

Use accurate age information where we collect it. Do not impersonate other people, organizations, or Chimpo staff. Misrepresentation may result in removal and, where appropriate, reporting to authorities.

Reporting

Use in-app reporting and blocking tools when available. For urgent safety issues or illegal activity, you may also contact support and local law enforcement. We cannot guarantee outcomes or response times for every report; see our Terms for limitations on liability.

Enforcement

We may investigate reports, take automated or manual action, and cooperate with law enforcement. We are not obligated to monitor all conversations in real time. Nothing in these guidelines promises a particular moderation outcome or creates a duty of care beyond what your governing contracts and law require.

See also Safety first and Terms of service.