Acceptable use
The lobby has house rules.
These rules apply to usernames, names, text, images, contact cards, social icons, destinations, and any other PageLobby content.
Never allowed
- Child sexual abuse or exploitation, grooming, sexual content involving minors, or content that endangers young people.
- Threats, promotion of violent crime, terrorism, violent extremist recruitment, hateful conduct, or targeted harassment.
- Malware, phishing, credential theft, identity theft, scams, fraudulent investments, fake jobs, pyramid schemes, or deceptive engagement services.
- Sale or marketing of illegal drugs, prescription drugs, tobacco or vaping products, weapons, ammunition, explosives, counterfeit goods, stolen information, sexual services, or other prohibited or high-risk goods.
- Gambling services or unlicensed financial services; instructions that meaningfully facilitate serious wrongdoing.
- Non-consensual intimate imagery, pornography, sexual solicitation, or redirects to adult-content services.
- Copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, or other rights violations.
- Impersonation, false affiliation, deceptive “official” status, or misleading use of a social-platform label.
- Spam, bulk automated account activity, ban evasion, cloaking, fake engagement, or attempts to evade safety checks.
Destination and identity rules
Web destinations must use HTTPS, a public domain, and the standard secure port. Do not hide credentials in URLs, redirect through private networks, or change a destination after review to prohibited content. Social icons must point to that platform’s official domain. Fan, parody, commentary, and community pages must clearly disclose that status in their display name or bio and must not imply endorsement.
Enforcement
PageLobby may reject content automatically, temporarily quarantine a repeatedly reported destination, place it under review, restrict visibility, disable a link, suspend a profile, preserve related records, or terminate an account. Circumvention can result in broader restrictions. If you believe we made a mistake, submit an appeal through Contact.
Found something that breaks these rules? Submit a safety report.