Trust & Safety
Anti-Harassment & Bullying
হয়রানি ও বুলিং প্রতিরোধ
What counts as harassment, what happens the moment it is reported, and the tools every member has to stop it immediately.
What we treat as harassment
- Abusive language, insults or intimidation directed at a person.
- Repeated unwanted messages after the person has asked you to stop.
- Bullying inside a group, class or committee space, including pile-ons.
- Fake accounts created to target, mock or follow someone.
- Publishing someone's private information or private images.
- Targeting a teacher, student, member or officer because of their role.
What happens when you report
- The report is timestamped and an evidence snapshot of the content is preserved immediately.
- An automated risk check scores the case; high-risk cases are quarantined out of public view before review.
- A moderator reviews the case, records a decision, and notifies both the reporter and the member concerned.
- Repeat breaches escalate automatically from warning to restriction to suspension.
You never have to wait for us to act
- Block stops the person contacting you or seeing your activity, immediately and without notifying them.
- Mute silences a conversation without blocking.
- Restrict contact limits who may message you at all.
- You may leave any group at any time, and ask a moderator for help inside the group.
Tools you have
- Report
- Block
- Mute
- Restrict contact
- Leave group
- Ask for moderator help
Actions the safety desk can take
- Warning
- Content removal
- Messaging restriction
- Temporary suspension
- Permanent suspension for serious or repeated abuse
- Evidence preservation
- Appeal review
Report something under this policy
Reports filed here cover Harassment or bullying, Abusive or hateful content, Threat of violence, Impersonation, Doxxing or private data exposure. Sign in first so we can notify you of the outcome and so you can appeal if you disagree with it.