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UNEE COMMUNITY GUIDELINES

Last Updated: June 4, 2026

Welcome

Welcome to the UNEE ecosystem. We build infrastructure to bring people together in the real world. To keep our campus activations, professional hubs, and local communities safe and high-energy, every member must pull in the same direction. By participating in UNEE, you agree to these foundational guardrails.

The Core Pillars

  • •Real Energy, Real Identity: We thrive on authentic human connection. Do not create fake profiles, spoof university affiliations, or impersonate other students, creators, or leaders.
  • •Respect the Space: Healthy debate and diverse perspectives keep communities sharp. However, target harassment, hate speech, explicit content, and bullying will result in an immediate, permanent ban.
  • •Zero Fraud or Spam: UNEE is a launchpad for real events and genuine groups. Do not use community channels, direct messages, or event listings to pitch scams, distribute malware, or broadcast unsolicited promotional spam.
  • •Safety First (Online & Offline): Do not coordinate illegal activities, incite violence, or compromise the physical safety of campus or local venues.

Enforcement & Moderation Action Plan

If a community creator or user flags content that breaks these guidelines, our operations team reviews it instantly under a strict triage protocol:

1.Content Triage:Immediate Action.

Reported posts, comments, or media that violate our core safety rules are hidden or removed from public feeds immediately during investigation.

2.Warning & Restricting:First Offense.

For minor infractions, the user receives a direct warning, and their account's event-creation or messaging privileges are locked for 48 hours.

3.Community Suspension:Severe/Repeated Offense.

If a specific group or hub repeatedly fosters toxic behavior, the entire community space is archived, and host privileges are revoked.

4.Account Deletion:Terminal Offense.

Explicitly malicious actions—such as running fraudulent ticketed events or target harassment—result in permanent device and account bans.