Community guidelines

Keep it friendly.

Pools works best when everyone can join the moment without feeling pressured, targeted or unsafe.

Last updated 12 October 2026

1. Treat people with respect

Friendly rivalry is welcome. Harassment, bullying, threats, hate speech, sexual harassment and degrading personal attacks are not. Do not target someone because of a protected characteristic or encourage others to pile on.

2. Keep pools safe and lawful

Do not create questions, options or discussions that encourage dangerous, exploitative, coercive or unlawful behaviour. Never pressure someone to take part or use a pool to target, shame or intimidate them.

3. Respect privacy

Do not share another person’s private information, location, contact details, images or messages without permission. Never threaten to expose personal information or use Pools to track, impersonate or deceive someone.

4. Share appropriate content

Do not post illegal content, graphic violence, sexual content involving minors, exploitative material, malware, spam or content that infringes someone else’s rights. Pool questions, options and discussion messages must be suitable for the people invited.

5. Be honest

Do not manipulate results, impersonate another person, create misleading usernames or invitations, or misuse reports. Respect declined requests and invitations; do not use alternate accounts or repeated requests to bypass someone’s boundaries. Pool creators should make the question, close time and possible outcomes clear before others take part.

Reporting and enforcement

You can report a pool, participant or discussion message from the pool options menu, or report a person through their profile and the options on friend requests, invitations and supported Activity rows. We may review the reported material and relevant account activity, restrict features, remove content or suspend access when needed. Serious or repeated breaches may lead to permanent loss of access, and we may preserve or disclose information where the law requires it.

Blocking

Blocking ends your friendship, cancels pending friend requests and invitations between you, prevents further friend requests and direct invitations, and hides discussion messages and reactions in both directions. Shared pools, picks, results and Groups remain; blocking does not remove either person from shared history.