Community rules

Version 1 · Effective 28 September 2026

Saymore is for saying what you think, out loud, to people who chose to listen. These rules keep it a place worth talking in. They apply to everything you post: recordings, replies, titles, descriptions, and your profile.

Don't post

Harassment

Threats, targeted insults, bullying, or encouraging others to pile on someone. Disagreeing is fine; going after a person is not.

Hate

Attacks on people because of race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, caste, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, age, or serious illness.

Violence

Threats or encouragement of violence, praise of violent attacks, or support for violent groups.

Sexual content

Sexually explicit audio or images. Anything that sexualises minors is removed at once, the account is closed, and it's reported to the authorities.

Self-harm

Content that encourages or instructs self-harm or suicide. Talking about your own experience, or about recovery, is welcome. If you're in danger now, contact your local emergency number.

Impersonation

Pretending to be another person or organisation in a way that misleads. Parody should be obviously parody. The blue badge means we've confirmed an account is who it says it is.

Spam

Repeated or automated posting, misleading links, scams, and posts made to sell rather than to talk.

Private information

Other people's addresses, phone numbers, documents, or other private details, and recordings of people who didn't know they were being recorded, where they'd expect privacy.

Things you don't have the rights to

Music, podcasts, broadcasts, or other people's recordings that you don't own or have permission to share.

Illegal content

Anything illegal to post, or that helps someone break the law in a way that could hurt people.

What happens when something breaks the rules

Anyone can report a post, reply, or profile from its ••• menu. A person reviews every report. Depending on what we find, we may:

We may act without a report, and we take serious or repeated breaks more seriously. If you think we got a decision wrong, write to support@saymore.network and a person will look again.

Looking after yourself

You don't have to listen to anyone. Block someone from their profile or any of their posts: neither of you will see or hear the other, and any follows between you end. They aren't told. Your blocks are in Settings → Blocked accounts.