Crowd Says

Community Guidelines

Last updated: May 8, 2026

Crowd Says is for asking questions, sharing opinions, and seeing what communities think. These guidelines explain what is welcome and what is not.

Be curious, not cruel

Polls should invite opinions, not harassment. Do not use Crowd Says to shame, target, objectify, threaten, or bully people.

Not allowed

Sensitive topics

Polls about politics, news, relationships, health, or identity can be allowed when handled respectfully. Content may be limited or removed if it encourages harassment, misinformation, self-harm, discrimination, or real-world harm.

Reporting

If you see content or behavior that violates these guidelines, use the in-app report tools where available or contact support@crowdsays.app. Include links, screenshots, usernames, or other details that help us review the issue.

Blocking

Use blocking tools to limit interactions with users you do not want to engage with. Blocking does not replace reporting when there is abuse or a safety concern.

Moderation actions

Depending on the situation, Crowd Says may remove content, reduce visibility, add warnings, restrict features, suspend accounts, ban accounts, or report serious threats to appropriate authorities.

Appeals

If you believe moderation action was a mistake, contact support@crowdsays.app with relevant details. We may not reverse every decision, but we will review good-faith appeals.

Help keep it useful

Good polls are clear, fair, and respectful. Ask things people can answer honestly. Add context when needed. Avoid framing that pushes people toward harassment or pile-ons.