Community Guidelines

1. Protect agency

• Use language such as may, could, invites, or consider when interpreting symbols and patterns.
• Do not claim unavoidable fate, guaranteed accuracy, secret authority, curses, possession, or exclusive access to truth as a way to control someone.
• Never pressure a person to pay, return repeatedly, keep a secret, end a relationship, stop treatment, move money, or surrender decision-making because of a reading.

2. Treat people as people

• No harassment, threats, stalking, hateful conduct, sexual exploitation, humiliation, or targeted dogpiling.
• No sexually explicit content, non-consensual intimate material, grooming, sexual solicitation of minors, child sexual abuse material (CSAM), or any form of child sexual abuse or exploitation (CSAE). Do not request, link to, trade, threaten to disclose, or normalize such material or conduct.
• Do not attack people for a tradition, belief, non-belief, identity, disability, nationality, race, ethnicity, sex, gender, orientation, or protected characteristic.
• Disagree with ideas without declaring another member spiritually corrupt, cursed, dangerous, or less human.

3. Keep high-stakes boundaries clear

• Do not diagnose, prescribe, provide emergency instructions, make legal determinations, direct investments, or promise a professional outcome through tarot, astrology, intuition, or a platform credential.
• Do not encourage self-harm, violence, abuse, eating-disorder behavior, substance misuse, or avoidance of qualified care.
• When someone may be in immediate danger, encourage contact with local emergency services or an appropriate qualified professional; do not turn a crisis into content or a sales lead.

4. Consent and privacy

• Do not post another person’s private messages, reading, chart, birth details, legal name, address, contact information, images, recordings, or location without specific permission.
• Permission for a private reading is not permission to publish it. Ask again when the audience, purpose, or permanence changes.
• Never seek passwords, sign-in codes, card details, government identifiers, or emergency information in posts or direct messages.

5. Authenticity, rights, and useful discovery

• Do not impersonate readers, organizers, brands, or members. Do not buy, fabricate, or coordinate false reviews, engagement, credentials, scarcity, or event attendance.
• Credit sources. Submit only videos, images, decks, products, events, articles, and other work you own, represent, or have permission to share.
• No repetitive spam, mass unsolicited messages, misleading links, malware, scraping abuse, or attempts to manipulate feeds and filters.

6. Sell without spiritual pressure

• Describe the offer, seller, price, availability, delivery, limitations, sponsorship, and future refund or cancellation rules clearly.
• No fear-based upsells, fake countdowns, hidden fees, guaranteed results, counterfeit art, undisclosed copied material, or deceptive before-and-after claims.
• Marketplace catalog approval is not payment activation or a platform endorsement.

7. Reports and enforcement

Members can block accounts and report profiles, posts, or comments. Risk indicators may hold content for review. Human reviewers can request changes, remove content, reject submissions, preserve evidence, or restrict access based on context and severity.

New outward posts and comments, their edits and newly uploaded images await human review before public release. Public profile text is screened for prohibited language. Existing untouched content is not automatically republished or approved by an AI tool. A replacement profile image stays separate from the current image until an authorized reviewer approves its unchanged target version.

Use the in-app report and block controls for unwanted contact, including private conversations. For urgent child-safety concerns, use the report controls or contact support@pagerankkings.com without forwarding or uploading illegal material. The operator may remove violating content, restrict accounts, preserve necessary evidence and report confirmed illegal material to the appropriate authority as required by applicable law. Immediate danger requires local emergency assistance.

Reports should identify the actual rule and include useful context. Do not weaponize reporting against disagreement or competition. A report does not guarantee a particular outcome, and safety or privacy limits may prevent disclosure of every moderation detail.