Community Guidelines

• Use current photos of yourself
• Accurately describe your age
• Accurately describe your relationship status
• Accurately describe your intentions
• Do not impersonate another person
• Do not hide material information where disclosure is required by final policy

• Do not question whether another member is Jewish enough
• Do not demean denomination, observance, conversion, ethnicity, culture, orientation, disability, or background
• State your own preferences respectfully

• Acceptance of an introduction is not consent to physical or sexual contact
• Consent can be withdrawn at any time
• No pressure after a decline
• No circumventing blocks
• No repeated unwanted contact

• Do not share screenshots
• Do not share profile content
• Do not post another member’s photos
• Do not reveal another member’s personal details
• Do not search for or expose private information
• Do not record without consent

• Hold a first meeting in a public place
• Arrange independent transportation
• Protect your home address
• Leave when you feel uncomfortable
• Contact emergency services in immediate danger

Harassment, hateful conduct, and demeaning language toward any person or group are prohibited on Zugi.

Threats, intimidation, incitement, and any conduct that endangers another person are prohibited.

Sexual pressure, coercion, unsolicited explicit content, and persistence after a boundary is stated are prohibited.

Fraud, financial requests, investment schemes, recruitment, advertising, and commercial solicitation are prohibited.

Following, monitoring, contacting a member outside Zugi after a decline, or reaching their family, employer, or friends is prohibited.

Do not present yourself as another person, use another person’s photos, or misrepresent an affiliation with Zugi.

Do not record audio, video, or calls without consent, and do not share a recording of another member.

Reports exist to protect people. Knowingly false, retaliatory, or repeated bad-faith reports are themselves a violation.

Members are expected to respond honestly to a safety review and to avoid contacting or pressuring another member while a review is open.

Depending on the conduct, Zugi may take one or more of these actions:

• Warning
• Feature restriction
• Temporary pause
• Investigation
• Suspension
• Removal
• Preservation of records where required
• Referral to authorities where legally required or appropriate

Serious actions require human review. AI may assist with triage but does not make the final serious-case decision.

Reporting tools will be available from introductions, messages, dates, feedback, and account settings when member access opens. Until then, use the Contact page for non-urgent questions. Zugi is not an emergency service; if you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.