Community Guidelines
A welcoming community depends on simple rules that apply before, during and after every Linkiz.
Version dated 27 September 2026 · Effective immediately
18 and over
Linkevia is for people aged 18 and over, including in groups and messaging. Do not misrepresent your age or let a minor use your account. If you believe a member is under 18, use the “Minor at risk or adults seeking minors” report category: the team will review the situation and may restrict access while it is checked. Do not ask another member for identity documents or publish their personal information.
Absolute respect
Threats, humiliation, pressure, violence, discrimination, non-consensual sexual advances and harassment are never tolerated. Respect everyone’s boundaries, ability, identity and privacy.
Honest Linkiz
Clearly state the activity, time, approximate area, number of places and any requirements. Do not use Linkevia for scams, opaque fundraising, aggressive selling, persistent political or religious recruitment, or prohibited activities.
Privacy
Do not share someone else’s address, phone number, photo or messages without their permission. Do not attempt to bypass a block. Keep early conversations on Linkevia so they can be reported if necessary.
Reliability
Arrive on time, let others know if you are delayed and cancel your place if you can no longer attend. After a Linkiz, every confirmed participant is presumed present. The organiser only reports absences within 48 hours; the person concerned then has 7 days to dispute the report. Only rate members recognised as having attended.
Taking action
Block a member to stop interactions and use reporting to share relevant facts. If you are in immediate danger, leave and call the local emergency services — 112 in the European Union, 999 or 112 in the United Kingdom, and 911 in the United States or Canada.
Welcome people without pressure
A participant may be a beginner, quiet, late or unwilling to share contact details. Ask before taking photographs, respect refusals and do not turn an outing into sales outreach or intimate solicitation. Differences in background, religion, gender, orientation or disability never justify abusive exclusion or hostility.
Plan a realistic, accessible activity
State the pace, level, duration and equipment needed. Do not promise accessibility or professional supervision you have not verified. Choose a public venue and respect its hours, rules and capacity; if a booking is needed, make sure it has actually been made.
A service for adults only
The service is for people aged 18 and over. Do not create an account for a minor or help them bypass this rule. Also respect activity and venue age restrictions. Report any account that appears to belong to a minor, as well as manipulation or inappropriate solicitation.
After the outing: be fair
Thank the group, respect people who do not wish to stay in touch and describe a real experience if you leave a review. Do not publish conversation screenshots or information exposing someone. Use dispute and reporting tools for incorrect absence reports, insults or conflicts instead of a public confrontation.