Community Guidelines

Effective date: [EFFECTIVE DATE]

MRRLoop (`app.mrrloop.net`) works because founders help each other: learn from someone a step ahead, help someone a step behind. These guidelines keep that loop honest and safe. During the private beta the community is small and invite-only, which makes every one of these rules matter more, not less.

The spirit

• Help is free and voluntary. Nobody owes anybody help. Skill swaps (help for help) are welcome.
• Be useful and specific. Share what you actually did and what happened.
• Be honest about results. Never claim or imply that something will produce revenue or growth.
• Respect privacy. What is shared in a room stays in that room.

Not allowed

• Paid member-to-member deals. No selling services, charging for help, tips or invoices, and no moving a conversation elsewhere to get paid.
• Equity, investment or revenue share. No offers or requests for equity, investment, loans or a share of revenue.
• Solicitation. No sales pitches, recruiting, fundraising or unsolicited promotion.
• Sharing private data. Do not share another member's revenue, files, messages or personal details outside where they shared them, or without their consent.
• Sharing access. Do not forward your invitation, sign-in links or codes, or the beta access gate credentials to anyone. Ask us to invite them instead.
• Harassment and hate. No threats, bullying, unwanted sexual content, or attacks based on identity.
• Spam. No repetitive, automated or off-topic posting, and no bulk messaging.
• Impersonation. Do not pretend to be another person, company or MRRLoop staff.
• Fake help and XP farming. Do not trade fake help, mark help as done when it was not, coordinate with other accounts to gain XP, or use multiple accounts.
• Fake revenue. Do not submit made-up or manipulated revenue, or try to make data appear verified.
• Illegal or harmful content. Nothing illegal, infringing or malicious (including malware in files).

Reporting and blocking

• Use Report on a message, file, member or room to send it to our moderation queue. The reported member is not told who reported them.
• Use Block to stop a member from contacting you or being matched with you.
• If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first.

What happens after a report

1. A moderator reviews the report and the relevant content.
2. Depending on severity and history, we may take no action, warn, remove content, reverse XP or league standing, restrict features, suspend, withdraw the invitation, or close the account.
3. Automated anti-fraud checks may also flag suspicious XP or help patterns for review and reversal.
4. Where reasonable, we tell the member what action was taken and why.

Appeals

If you think we got it wrong, email [CONTACT EMAIL — e.g. hello@mrrloop.net] within [APPEAL WINDOW — proposed 30 days] with the decision and why you disagree. Someone not involved in the original decision will review it and reply.