Community Guidelines

VIBE is a neon room for people who show up as themselves. These rules keep it that way. They sit next to the Terms of Service. Breaking them can mean a removed post, a mute, or a closed account.

Be real

Use your own account. Don’t impersonate, catfish, or run a bait profile. Extra profiles an owner uses to warm up the floor still have to look and act like real people — no scams.

Be kind on purpose

Disagreement is fine. Harassment, hate, pile-ons, and dogpiles are not. Don’t go after someone for who they are — race, gender, religion, disability, orientation, or where they’re from.

Own what you share

Post media you have the right to post. Credit artists. Don’t steal glow, don’t rip music you don’t have a license for, and don’t upload someone else’s private photos.

Music and original work

Upload sounds you made, you have a license for, or VIBE house tracks. Credit the artist. Don’t upload a full commercial album you don’t own. Repeat copyright strikes can close an account. Report theft from the three-dot menu or the copyright page.

Age

VIBE is 13+. We ask for a date of birth and never show the date publicly. Love Alert is 16+. Anyone under 13 is removed.

Protect the room

• No sexual content involving anyone 17 or under. Ever.
• No threats, swatting, or telling people to hurt themselves
• No illegal sales (drugs, weapons, stolen goods)
• No malware, phishing, or fake giveaways

Love Alert

Love Alert is opt-in. Don’t turn it on to harass. Don’t share someone’s Love Alert card off VIBE. If a match makes you uncomfortable, block them and report. Meet in public if you meet at all.

Report it

Use the three-dot menu on a profile, post, reel, or story. Reports go to the owner’s Reports queue. Don’t weaponize reports to silence people you just dislike.

VIBE is not responsible for

We enforce these rules as we reasonably can. We are not responsible for:

• Every post, message, or live lounge chat before someone reports it
• What people do after they leave VIBE
• Opinions, jokes, or art you find offensive but that doesn’t break these rules
• Whether a report is true until we look at it

If you see something that breaks the law, report it on VIBE and, if needed, to local authorities.