Community Guidelines, DMC
Community Guidelines

How we keep DMC real.

DMC exists so founders can build real friendships, accountability, and momentum. These guidelines keep it safe, respectful, and human, on the app and at every meetup.

Last updated · April 2026

High trust

Small groups, real names, real profiles. One person, one account.

Safety first

Public venues, clear rules, fast response. Harm is not tolerated.

Real people

No bots, no fake profiles, no selling to the room.

Human moderation

Real moderators read every report. You can always appeal.

Profile guidelines

Be yourself. We’ll trust you for it.

Age

You must be 18 or older to join. Do not misrepresent your age. We may request ID to verify.

Profile photo

A clear photo of you. No heavy filters, logos, text overlays, or memes.

Name

Use the name you go by in professional settings. We may request ID to verify.

Contact details

Confirm your email. Provide a reachable phone number for meetup coordination.

Conduct & content

What’s welcome here, and what isn’t.

Nudity & sexual content

No explicit, vulgar, or sexual content. No selling or soliciting sexual services.

Showing explicit images at a meetup or pitching adult services is not allowed.

Bullying & abuse

No harassment, intimidation, or emotional abuse. Treat people with dignity.

Insulting someone’s appearance or undermining them in front of the group is prohibited.

Child safety

Any sexualization or endangerment of minors is strictly banned and will be escalated to law enforcement.

Commercial activity

DMC is not a marketplace for illegal or regulated goods, and never for exploitation.

Promoting counterfeit goods, unlicensed alcohol, weapons, or schemes that exploit crises is not allowed.

Controlled substances

Don’t sell or distribute illegal drugs. Don’t pressure others to use substances.

Bringing illegal drugs to a meetup or offering paraphernalia is prohibited.

Dangerous organizations

No support for violent or extremist groups.

Hate speech

No slurs, dehumanizing language, or hostility toward protected groups. We value diversity and inclusion.

Derogatory comments about race, gender, orientation, disability, or religion are not allowed.

Impersonation

No fake profiles or pretending to be someone else. One account per person.

Misinformation

Don’t spread harmful falsehoods that create risk or disrupt meetups.

Falsely claiming a venue is unsafe to derail a meetup is not allowed.

Violence & sexual misconduct

No threats, stalking, assault, or sexual misconduct. Any verified history of such behavior may lead to removal.

Scams & fraud

No deceptive financial pitches or fake opportunities.

Pushing a fabricated investment scheme to your group violates our rules.

Sexual harassment

No unwanted sexual remarks or advances, no unsolicited explicit images, and no threats to share intimate content.

Sending explicit DMs to a member after a meetup is grounds for removal.

Spam

No bulk unsolicited messages, misleading links, or multiple accounts used to spam others.

Suicide & self-harm

Don’t glorify self-harm or eating disorders. Sharing your lived experience is welcome when done sensitively and with care for others.

Graphic violence

Don’t share gory or graphic content that makes others uncomfortable.

Meetup etiquette

A few simple rules to keep every meetup a good one.

Keep it simple

Meetups are 60–90 minutes, one activity, one time slot, in a public place. Show up on time, dress for the activity, be prepared.

Respect the format

You’re matched into a small group each cycle. Honor the group and the format.

Honor preferences

We strictly honor gender preferences. We expect you to do the same in communications and at meetups.

No selling to the room

Light professional context is fine. Hard pitching is not. Ask before sharing links or offers.

Substance use

Be considerate and legal. Never pressure others to drink or use substances.

Respect boundaries

Ask before photos, tagging, or sharing personal stories outside the group.

Attendance

Show up. If you can’t, say so.

No-shows

If you can’t make it, cancel within the allotted window so your group isn’t left waiting. Two or more no-shows may lead to suspension or ban.

No plus-ones

Your spot is for you only. Bringing unregistered guests can lead to suspension.

Safety on the day

Trust your instincts. Report anything that feels off.

Meet in public

Well-lit, public locations. Always.

Share your plan

Tell a friend where you’re going if that helps you feel safer.

Trust your gut

If something feels off, leave. Report it the moment you’re safe.

Something happen? Email support@the-dmc.com right away. Include screenshots, dates, and context. We act fast.

Privacy

Default to privacy. Don’t share personal info from your group without consent. Respect confidentiality around sensitive topics.

Inactive accounts

Accounts with no activity for two years may be deleted as part of routine data hygiene.

Updates

We review these guidelines as DMC grows. Continued use of DMC means you accept the latest version.

Reporting & enforcement

Your safety comes first. We use human moderators and automated tools to investigate every report. Violations may lead to content removal, warnings, temporary restrictions, or permanent bans. You can appeal any moderation outcome. We read every appeal.

Email support@the-dmc.com