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Community Guidelines

Effective October 12, 2026 · Version 2026-10-12

These guidelines apply across Your Take: the Field, takes, predictions, comments, profiles, messages, live Arenas and creator-run communities. They supplement the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Your Take LLC administers these standards; questions and review requests can be sent to operations@YourTake.com.

Bring strong sports opinions, not personal attacks. Rivalries, disagreement and spirited debate belong here. Keep the competition about the game, respect the people behind the accounts and help make Your Take a place where fans can participate safely.

1. Debate the take, respect the person

Challenge an argument with reasons, statistics or a counterpoint. Team banter is welcome; targeted humiliation, repeated unwanted contact, coordinated harassment and encouraging others to abuse someone are not.

Do not post hateful attacks, slurs or dehumanizing content targeting protected characteristics such as race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, disability, sex, sexual orientation or gender identity. Disagreeing with a fan does not justify attacking their identity.

2. No threats or dangerous content

Do not threaten violence, encourage harm, glorify violent attacks or promote dangerous or illegal acts. Do not post graphic violence, sexual exploitation, non-consensual intimate imagery or explicit sexual content. Content exploiting children is prohibited.

Do not encourage suicide or self-harm. If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services rather than relying on an in-app report; Your Take is not an emergency-response service.

3. Protect privacy and get permission

Do not share another person's private address, phone number, credentials, payment information, private messages or other sensitive personal information without authorization. Do not threaten to expose that information.

Get appropriate permission before publishing someone else's image, voice or private conversation. Do not record or redistribute another participant's live Arena audio or video without their permission and compliance with applicable law. Keep sensitive surroundings and identifying information out of your own recordings.

4. Be honest about claims and identity

Make the difference between a prediction, opinion, joke and factual claim clear. Do not knowingly fabricate sports results, quotes, injury reports or evidence. When sharing a factual claim, use a credible source where possible and correct material mistakes when you discover them.

Do not impersonate athletes, teams, journalists, other members or Your Take staff. Do not misrepresent a partnership, verification or endorsement. Identify materially AI-generated or altered media when it could otherwise mislead people about a real person or event.

5. Keep points and predictions fair

Your Take points are virtual participation and prediction points, not cash, a cash balance or a promise of winnings. Do not use the app to arrange real-money wagers, sell points, run unauthorized betting pools or claim guaranteed financial returns.

Do not use bots, duplicate accounts, coordinated fake engagement, fabricated results or bugs to manipulate points, ranks, predictions, challenges or leaderboards. Report suspected scoring errors instead of exploiting them. Use the available review process or contact operations@YourTake.com if you disagree with a grade; do not harass the author or reviewer.

6. Respect the Arena

Stay on the topic, respect the speaker's turn and follow host or moderator directions that are consistent with these guidelines. Do not disrupt an Arena with abusive audio, explicit video, threats or repeated interference.

Use camera and microphone controls responsibly. Do not broadcast someone without permission, expose private surroundings or play content you have no right to share. Audience members and debaters are held to the same safety and respect standards.

7. Share content you have the right to use

Publish your own photos, videos and writing, or material you are authorized to use. Do not upload pirated game broadcasts, unauthorized highlight packages or other content that infringes copyright, trademarks or other rights. Giving credit alone does not create permission.

Do not flood the Field, messages or communities with spam, repeated promotions, scams, phishing links or malicious downloads. Disclose sponsorships and paid endorsements clearly. Do not make misleading claims about purchases, creator subscriptions or prizes.

8. Creator and moderator responsibilities

Creators may set additional rules for their hubs, but those rules cannot weaken these platform-wide guidelines or the Terms of Service. Make membership expectations, paid offers and challenge rules clear before people participate.

Moderate consistently, protect information available through your role and do not retaliate against members for reporting concerns. Do not use moderation powers to facilitate harassment, manipulate results or mislead members about access, charges or rewards.

9. Report concerns without escalating

Use available Report and Block controls when content or conduct crosses a line. Where a report control is unavailable, email operations@YourTake.com with the relevant username, content link or Arena details and a brief explanation. Do not send passwords or unnecessary sensitive information.

Do not organize retaliation, make knowingly false reports or repost harmful content merely to draw attention to it. A report is a request for review, not a guarantee of a particular outcome or response time.

10. Enforcement, review and updates

Depending on severity, context and repeated behavior, Your Take may remove content, issue warnings, restrict features or community access, suspend accounts or terminate accounts under the Terms of Service. Serious violations may result in immediate action without a prior warning. Attempts to evade restrictions through other accounts are prohibited.

To request review of a moderation decision, contact operations@YourTake.com with your account identifier, the decision or content involved and why you believe it should be reconsidered. Do not send your password. These guidelines may change as the community evolves; the effective date and version identify the current text.