Trust Center
The standards that keep slambooks respectful, safe, and accountable.
Do not harass, bully, threaten, shame, stalk, impersonate, or target another person.
Do not post hate speech, abusive content, sexual exploitation, non-consensual intimate content, or content that attacks people based on protected traits.
Do not pressure people to answer slambooks, join a crew, share private details, or keep interacting after they have made it clear they do not want to.
Do not share someone else's phone number, contact details, location, private messages, photos, videos, or personal information without permission.
Do not use SlamZ to expose, shame, blackmail, threaten, or collect information about another person.
When you add someone from your phonebook, use a respectful display name and only invite people you reasonably know or have permission to contact.
Profile photos, templates, slambooks, questions, responses, media, and messages must not include illegal content, scams, spam, malware, graphic violence, sexual services, or content that exploits or endangers minors.
Do not upload content that violates someone else's rights, including copyrighted material, private photos, or content you do not have permission to use.
Do not use SlamZ to promote dangerous activity, self-harm, regulated goods, gambling, or any illegal activity.
Users should report content, accounts, invitations, or responses that appear to break these guidelines.
If SlamZ offers a blocking or similar safety control for a feature, use it to stop unwanted interaction. If a blocking control is not available for a specific flow, contact support so the safety issue can be reviewed.
Emergency or immediate safety concerns should be reported to local authorities first.
SlamZ may review reports, account activity, uploaded media, templates, slambooks, responses, and other content to protect users and the service.
SlamZ may remove content, limit visibility, restrict features, suspend accounts, or delete accounts when needed to enforce these guidelines, comply with law, prevent abuse, or protect the service.
Repeated violations, severe abuse, child-safety issues, illegal content, or attempts to evade enforcement may lead to permanent account removal.