Community

Guidelines

Our agreement for discussing movies and TV without spoiling anyone’s experience. A few rules, taken seriously.

Spoilers are the cardinal sin

The platform locks each episode's discussion for people who have not watched it. Inside, some have watched this episode but not later ones. Therefore:

  • Select Contains spoilers whenever the text reveals anything after the beginning of the episode or movie.
  • If the spoiler concerns a later episode, identify it — the text only reaches people who have logged that episode.
  • No spoilers in list names, bios or comments on other episodes. Reports of deliberate spoilers get priority.

Disagree with the work, not the person

You may dislike someone's favorite show and explain why. You may not attack people for liking it. Strong criticism is welcome; abuse, targeted mockery and harassment are not.

What gets removed

  • Harassment, threats, hate speech and attacks based on race, gender, orientation, religion, origin or disability.
  • Spam, repeated promotion, piracy links and scams.
  • Sexually explicit content and any content sexualizing minors.
  • Other people's personal data (addresses, phone numbers, documents).
  • Impersonating another person or brand.

How to report

Every comment and review has a report flag. Choose a reason and, optionally, explain. When three different people report the same text, it is automatically hidden until moderation reviews it — allowing quick action without letting one person silence another.

Moderation

The moderation team reviews the report queue: confirms removal, restores unfairly hidden content or dismisses the report. Accounts with repeated violations may be suspended. If you believe a decision was wrong, contact the team through the help channel.

You can also block anyone through their profile menu: you stop following each other and seeing each other's activity.

Updated on September 27, 2026.