Represent people and companies honestly
Use an identity and professional history you are authorized to represent. Company administrators must accurately describe their authority, team, products, and public relationships.
Do not create deceptive identities, impersonate another person or organization, claim work you did not perform, misstate a role, or use a badge or platform label in a way that changes its meaning.
Publish accurate profiles and listings
Keep material details current. Opportunity listings should identify who the opportunity is for, what is offered, eligibility, timing, location, compensation or rewards where applicable, and the official application destination.
- Do not publish fake, expired, misleading, or bait-and-switch opportunities.
- Do not hide material costs, obligations, token approvals, or eligibility conditions.
- Do not claim a company, role, product, event, or partnership without authority.
- Do not publish confidential information, credentials, identity documents, or another person's private contact details.
Share firsthand professional context
Reviews, recommendations, endorsements, and comments should be based on real experience or a clearly stated basis. Be specific about the work, interaction, outcome, or limitation that informs your view.
- Disclose material relationships, employment, investment, sponsorship, or conflicts of interest.
- Do not buy, sell, trade, or coordinate artificial reviews, recommendations, endorsements, votes, follows, or Karma activity.
- Do not present rumors, retaliation, or unverifiable accusations as fact.
- Update or correct content when material circumstances change.
Do not scam, deceive, or compromise users
Do not use Dapping to steal credentials, request seed phrases or private keys, distribute malware, impersonate support, redirect users to deceptive domains, or induce unexpected signatures, approvals, transfers, or payments.
Do not probe, disrupt, bypass, or gain unauthorized access to Dapping, another account, private data, or a connected service.
Keep participation professional and safe
Do not threaten, harass, stalk, exploit, or target people with hateful or degrading conduct. Do not publish sexual exploitation, credible threats, instructions for wrongdoing, or content that unlawfully discriminates against protected groups.
Disagreement and critical review are allowed when they remain relevant, evidence-based, and respectful. Coordinated harassment and repeated unwanted contact are not.
Avoid spam and manipulation
Do not automate or coordinate activity that creates misleading popularity, overwhelms conversations, scrapes protected information, evades restrictions, or interferes with other users.
Sponsored material must be disclosed and must follow the same accuracy and safety standards as other content.
Respect privacy and intellectual property
Publish only content you have the right to use. Respect copyrights, trademarks, confidentiality duties, personality rights, privacy rights, and lawful restrictions on personal information.
Send a specific intellectual-property or privacy complaint to [email protected]. Include the affected URL, the right you believe is involved, your relationship to the material, and a way to contact you. Do not send unnecessary identity documents or secrets.
Reporting and enforcement
Use the product's block and report controls when available. Dapping may review, label, limit visibility, remove content, restrict features, suspend accounts, terminate access, preserve evidence, or notify appropriate parties when reasonably necessary.
The response depends on context, severity, available evidence, user safety, repeat behavior, and legal obligations. To protect users and abuse controls, Dapping does not publish enforcement thresholds or internal review signals.
If you believe a decision was made in error, reply through the available notice or contact [email protected] with the relevant account or URL and a concise explanation.