Talivo Community Guidelines

Last updated: April 9, 2026

These Community Guidelines explain what is and is not allowed in Talivo. They apply to all user-generated content (UGC), including cards, topic/deck names, profile media, text, images, and sharing behavior.

These Guidelines complement the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy. Violations may lead to content removal, sharing restrictions, suspension, or account termination.

1. Core Principles

• Safety first: do not post or share content that can harm people.
• Respect and dignity: treat others without harassment or humiliation.
• Privacy by default: content is not public and should stay within intended sharing boundaries.
• Authenticity: do not impersonate others or manipulate users through fraud.
• Lawful use: do not use Talivo for illegal activity.

2. Visibility and Sharing Model

• UGC is private by default.
• Another user can only access your content when:
  • friend request is mutually accepted; and
  • you explicitly share a topic deck; and
  • the share request is accepted by the recipient.
• Exception: if you intentionally publish a community deck, that deck is public by design and may be visible beyond your friend graph.
• No user browsing/discovery outside these accepted flows.
• Talivo moderators/admin may access limited content only for abuse review, safety handling, legal compliance, or support.

3. What Is Allowed

Examples of acceptable use:

• Original language-learning cards and notes.
• Respectful educational content.
• Personal examples that do not expose others' private data.
• Constructive corrections and non-abusive feedback.

4. Prohibited Content and Conduct

4.1 Child Safety (Zero Tolerance)

Strictly prohibited:

• Child sexual abuse material (CSAM).
• Sexualized content involving minors.
• Grooming behavior, solicitation, or exploitation of minors.

Enforcement: immediate removal and highest-severity account action, with legal escalation where required.

4.2 Violence and Dangerous Conduct

Prohibited:

• Credible violent threats.
• Incitement of violence or terrorism.
• Instructions that meaningfully facilitate serious harm.

4.3 Hate, Harassment, and Abuse

Prohibited:

• Hate speech or dehumanizing attacks based on protected characteristics.
• Bullying, stalking, or targeted harassment.
• Sexual harassment or repeated unwanted contact.
• Encouraging self-harm or suicide.

4.4 Sexual Exploitation and Non-Consensual Content

Prohibited:

• Non-consensual intimate imagery.
• Sexual extortion, coercion, or exploitation.
• Content that sexualizes violence or coercion.

4.5 Privacy and Personal Data Abuse

Prohibited:

• Doxxing (posting private contact/location/identity data without permission).
• Sharing personal data of third parties without lawful basis.
• Attempts to access private content or accounts without authorization.

4.6 Fraud, Impersonation, and Deceptive Behavior

Prohibited:

• Impersonating a real person, brand, or organization.
• Phishing, scams, financial fraud, and social engineering.
• Deceptive links or false claims intended to exploit users.

4.7 Spam and Platform Manipulation

Prohibited:

• Mass unsolicited invites/sharing requests.
• Repetitive low-value content intended to spam.
• Coordinated manipulation or synthetic amplification.
• Abuse of reporting tools with malicious false reports.

4.8 Illegal and Infringing Content

Prohibited:

• Content that violates applicable law.
• Copyright/trademark/IP infringement.
• Malware, exploits, or attempts to compromise platform integrity.

5. Intellectual Property Expectations

• Only upload content you own or are permitted to use.
• Respect copyright, trademark, and privacy rights.
• If your rights are infringed, report through legal contact channels with sufficient evidence.

6. Reporting and Appeals

• Use in-app report tools for users/content.
• Provide accurate reason and context.
• Deliberate false reporting may itself be a violation.
• If your content/account is actioned, Talivo may provide an appeal path where required by law and safety constraints.

7. Enforcement Framework

Talivo may apply one or more of the following actions:

• Warning or educational notice.
• Content removal.
• Feature restrictions (for example, sharing limits).
• Temporary suspension.
• Permanent account termination.
• Legal escalation when required.

Severity guidance

• Critical: child exploitation, credible violent threat, severe exploitation/fraud.
  • Typical outcome: immediate removal and severe account action.
• High: hate harassment, doxxing, major scams, repeated abusive behavior.
  • Typical outcome: removal plus strong account restrictions.
• Medium: spam, abusive contact, repeated low-severity violations.
  • Typical outcome: removal and progressive restrictions.
• Low: first-time borderline non-malicious violations.
  • Typical outcome: warning and corrective guidance.

Repeat violations increase enforcement severity.

8. Repeat-Offender Policy

Talivo may escalate actions for repeated or evasive violations, including:

• longer suspensions;
• share/friend feature lockouts;
• permanent account removal;
• ban evasion detection and linked-account actions where lawful.

9. Moderator Access and Evidence Handling

• Moderator/admin access is limited to legitimate operational purposes.
• We may preserve evidence snapshots and action logs for safety, legal, and quality review.
• We do not expose moderation evidence to unrelated users.

10. Changes to Guidelines

We may update these Guidelines to reflect product changes, legal requirements, or safety learnings. Continued use of Talivo after updates means you accept the updated Guidelines.

11. Contact

For policy, abuse, or legal questions: info@learnfromdata.ai.