Be kind.
Be real.
Be here.
Seven principles, in the order we care about them. They’re short on purpose. If you need a longer policy, look at the terms or the safety page.
Be kind.
This is the entire policy compressed into two words. Most other rules come from this one. Before you post a comment that feels sharp, sit with it for ten seconds. The internet is forever; the impulse to be cutting is not.
Be real.
Don’t pretend to be someone else. Don’t use generative AI to fabricate moments and pass them off as yours. If a moment is staged, edited heavily, or made with AI assistance, mark it. We’ll have a small label for this. The platform is built around the assumption that what you see was made by a person you can write back to.
Respect consent.
Don’t post photos or recordings of identifiable people without their permission. This is especially important for children — including your own. For audio: if someone’s voice is recognisable, get their okay first. For groups in public spaces, default to faces blurred or off-frame.
No hate, no harm.
No content that attacks people based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, or age. No content that incites or glorifies violence. No content that promotes self-harm. We are not neutral on these.
No spam, no manipulation.
No mass messaging, no engagement schemes, no coordinated inauthentic behaviour, no buy-followers services. The platform doesn’t have a metric you can exploit at scale, by design — but if you’re trying, please knock it off.
Protect minors.
Zero tolerance for any content that sexualises, endangers, or exploits minors. Confirmed CSAM is reported immediately to NCMEC and law enforcement, the account is terminated, and the originating device fingerprint is permanently blocked. We do not negotiate this rule. If you encounter content like this, report it; we respond within hours.
Off-platform actions count.
If you use DailyMoment to coordinate harm that takes place elsewhere — harassment campaigns, doxxing, real-world threats — your account can be suspended or terminated even though the harmful act wasn’t technically on our service. We work with other platforms’ safety teams on these cases.
Reporting works.
Every moment, comment, DM, and profile has a report button. Reports go to a human within minutes. Here’s what you can expect.
How to report
Tap the three dots on any moment, comment, profile, or DM. Pick a category. Add context if you can. You can report anonymously — the reported user doesn’t learn who flagged them.
What happens next
P0 reports (imminent harm, CSAM-suspected) get to a human within ten minutes; we aim for under five. P1 (harassment, hate) within an hour. P2 (spam, misinfo) within a working day.
What you hear back
You get an update when a decision is made. We tell you the outcome — kept up, hidden, removed, account action — and the rule we applied. We don’t share the reported user’s identity if you didn’t already know it.
If we get it wrong
Reported users can appeal. Reporters can ask for a second look if they think we got it wrong. Both go to a different moderator than the first decision-maker. Decisions and appeals are both logged in the audit trail.
The escalation ladder.
What we’ll do, in roughly increasing severity. We try to start at the lowest level that addresses the problem.
If you need to reach us,
we’re here.
For urgent safety concerns, please use the in-app report flow. For everything else, safety@dailymoment.social reaches a real human within the working day.
See the safety page →