Community Guidelines
The principles we moderate by, so Bizity stays calm, professional, and useful for everyone.
Last updated: 2026-05-19
Bizity is a business-first networking and growth platform. These guidelines exist so the platform stays calm, professional, and useful. They describe the principles we moderate by. They are intentionally high-level: we do not publish our detection logic, because doing so would only help bad actors evade it and would not help anyone acting in good faith.
What is not allowed
- Hate speech, slurs, or content that attacks people for who they are.
- Harassment, threats, intimidation, or coordinated targeting of a person.
- Sexual or explicit content, and any sexual content involving minors.
- Content that promotes harmful or illegal activity.
- Spam, scams, pyramid and multi-level-marketing recruitment, and deceptive promotion.
- Extremist propaganda or incitement to violence.
How we moderate
We use layered review: automated checks, context analysis, account trust signals, and human moderators. Most enforcement is graduated -- a notice or a hold before anything stronger -- and we favor reviewing context over reacting to a single word. Bizity is not a venue for political debate; political content is held for review rather than blocked, applied the same way regardless of viewpoint.
Reporting and appeals
You can report content for our team to review; reporting never deletes anything automatically. If a moderation decision affects you, you can request a human review of that decision from your account.
Revision history
| Date | Version | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-05-19 | 1.0 | Initial public Community Guidelines (AMCS P6). |