What to do about prohibited or dangerous content?
DareBay is not a stage for illegal, violent or hateful content. We take reports seriously and we settle them fast.
Zero tolerance
These categories are not up for discussion:
- Illegal content under the jurisdiction of the person reporting it and under DareBay's own jurisdictions: CSAM, intimate material shared without consent, incitement to specific violence, blatant fraud and the like.
- Threats of violence against real people or groups.
- Hate speech against protected categories.
- Harassment of specific participants, organizers or viewers.
- Doxxing: publishing private personal data without consent.
How to report
- On a submission or a comment: the ⋯ menu has Report.
- On an account: the Report link on the profile.
- Anything urgent or illegal that has to come down immediately: write to trust@darebay.com with a link and a short description. Trusted reporters get a priority queue.
What happens next
- The report goes into the queue straight away. We settle it in hours, not days; for zero-tolerance categories, faster still.
- Violation confirmed: the content is removed and the account banned, with no "three strikes" here. Money in the linked contests goes back to the organizer, and is withheld if the organizer was the one in violation.
- Not confirmed: the reporter gets a short explanation. Anyone who files reports in bad faith on a regular basis picks up restrictions of their own.
Legally
DareBay cooperates with law enforcement under the process in force in every jurisdiction where it operates. We publish a transparency report with aggregate statistics on the requests received and how we responded.
→ See also: the manifesto - our general position on what we will not tolerate.