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LAST UPDATED 10 AUGUST 2026

Community rules

Talk freely about music. Do not use TuneKin to seriously harm, exploit, threaten, or target people.

Beta notice

This is TuneKin's working policy for the private beta. Final legal review and confirmation of the privacy contact mailbox are required before public launch.

What belongs here

Share albums, songs, artists, lists, recommendations, and honest opinions. Debate, criticism, jokes, swearing, and strong language are allowed when they do not cross the lines below.

Never allowed

  • Child sexual abuse material, sexual exploitation, grooming, or any attempt to obtain sexual material involving a child.
  • Credible threats, instructions to carry out serious violence, glorification of terrorism, or encouragement of suicide or serious self-harm.
  • Dehumanising or threatening attacks targeting race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, disability, sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity.
  • Targeted harassment, stalking, publishing private information to cause harm, or coordinating abuse.
  • Impersonation intended to deceive, fraud, malware, spam, or attempts to bypass security, bans, or moderation.
  • Content or conduct that is illegal in the place where TuneKin operates.

How enforcement works

Automated checks focus on the most serious categories. A block is not a final moral judgement: context matters, and moderators can overturn it. Depending on severity and history, we may remove content, limit features, suspend an account, ban an account or network, preserve evidence, or contact the relevant authorities where legally required or necessary to address an imminent threat.

Reports and appeals

Use Report on a post, comment, profile, or list. Choose the closest reason and add context when useful. Reports are not public. Misusing reports to silence someone can itself lead to action. If TuneKin restricts your content or account, use Feedback to request review and explain the relevant context.

Our approach

We aim to intervene narrowly. Disagreement, offence, unpopular opinions, and criticism are not enough on their own. Enforcement should focus on concrete risk, protected-target abuse, exploitation, repeated harassment, deception, and serious illegality.

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