- Acceptable use
- Deleting your account
- Age eligibility and age assurance
- Community guidelines
- Contact point
- Content policy
- Cookies and tracking
- Copyright and takedown
- Data retention and deletion
- Law enforcement requests
- Privacy policy
- Reports, removal and appeals
- Terms of service
- United Kingdom illegal content risk assessment: summary
- United Kingdom illegal content risk assessment
What these are for
They say what you are agreeing to, what we are responsible for, and what we are not. That last part matters more here than on most sites, because there are real things we cannot do: money members pay each other directly never passes through us, so we have no say over it, and we do not know that anybody is who they say they are. Members and providers are responsible for their own content, conduct, meetings, deals and payments. Reading these is how you find out where we stop, in the words that would actually be used if it were ever argued about.
Every document has a version and a date
Nothing here is undated. Each document carries a version, so it can be pointed at exactly, and the version you accepted is kept with your account rather than only the fact that you accepted something. If you ever need to know what you agreed to, the answer is a specific document and not the current one, which may have changed since.
When one of these changes
A new version gets a new number and a new date, and the old one does not disappear. If a change matters to you, you are asked about it rather than finding that you have already agreed by continuing to use the site. Small corrections that do not change what anything means are made without asking, and the version number still moves so you can see that something did.
You can read these without an account
Every one of them is open on this site before you sign up for anything. No document here is behind a login, a payment or a tick box. If one is not in your language, you are told that plainly and shown the current English, rather than a page that mixes the two.