Community Guidelines

1. Critique the Track, Not the Person

Honest feedback is welcome. Tell someone the low end is muddy or the vocal sits too far back. Attacking the artist is not welcome. Don’t:

• harass, bully, insult or threaten anyone, or encourage others to;
• attack people for their race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability or age;
• keep replying to or contacting someone who has made clear they don’t want to engage.

2. Keep Comments About the Music

A comment sits on someone else's track. Keep it about that track. No:

• repeated or copy-pasted comments, link dumps, or "check out my song" on every post (publish your music to share it);
• scams, phishing links, or requests for passwords, payment or personal details.

Song owners can delete any comment on their own tracks and pin the ones they want seen first. That’s their call.

3. Earn Your Plays

Plays, likes and comments shape what people find on Discover, so they have to be real. Don’t:

• use bots, scripts or extra accounts to inflate plays, likes or comments;
• buy, sell or trade engagement (like-for-like, comment-for-comment, paid boosts);
• organize groups to push a track up or pile on someone else's.

4. Honest Titles & Credits

Listeners should know what they’re hearing and who made it.

• Use titles, artist names and genres that describe the actual track. Don't use another artist's name to borrow their audience.
• Credit collaborators, featured artists and producers where you can.

5. What Can Be Public

Explicit lyrics are part of music and are allowed. Nothing you make public (audio, artwork, avatars, banners, display names, bios or comments) may include:

• sexual content involving minors, in any form. Zero tolerance;
• sexually explicit images or graphic gore in artwork, avatars or banners;
• content that praises, promotes or incites violence, terrorism or violent extremism;
• content that encourages suicide, self-harm or eating disorders.

6. Don't Expose Other People

Don't post anyone's personal information without their consent, such as a home address, phone number, private messages, ID documents or private photos. This applies to comments, profiles, artwork and audio. Don't publish recordings of private conversations, or of people who didn't agree to be recorded.

7. Our Discord

These guidelines also apply in our official Discord server, alongside Discord's own rules. We can remove messages or members there on the same basis as anywhere else.

8. Reporting a Problem

There's no report button yet. To report a track, comment, profile or Discord message, go to our Contact page, choose Others, and include a link or screenshot plus a short note on what's wrong. Copyright complaints follow Section 11 of our Terms.

If someone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first. Please don't send false or bad-faith reports. Those break these guidelines too.

9. What Happens If You Break These

Depending on how serious it is and whether it has happened before, we may:

• remove the comment, artwork or profile text;
• unpublish a track from Discover and disable its share link;
• suspend or terminate the account, as described in Section 14 of our Terms.

Anything that puts a child at risk, or contains a credible threat, is removed immediately and may be reported to the authorities. If you think we got it wrong, tell us through the Contact page and we’ll take another look. We may update these guidelines as the community grows. The date at the top shows the current version.