Community Guidelines
Last updated June 18, 2026
Kriloop is for people doing their thing alongside people doing theirs. These guidelines keep it that way. They are part of the Terms of Service — breaking them can cost you content, a Track, or your account.
Be about the work
Post your practice, your progress, your questions. Critique the work, not the person. No harassment, hate speech, threats, bullying or dogpiling — one strike on this is enough for removal.
No spam, no scams
No engagement bait, pyramid or MLM schemes, crypto shilling, or steering members to pay off-platform to dodge fees. Hosts price fairly and deliver what their Track promises. No bots inflating followers, reactions or attendance.
Keep it legal and safe
By posting on Kriloop you agree not to share content that:
- sexually exploits or endangers a child in any way — zero tolerance; we remove it and report it to the authorities;
- is obscene or pornographic, or is non-consensual intimate imagery (including morphed or AI-generated images);
- harasses on the basis of gender, or is defamatory, hateful, or racially or ethnically objectionable;
- infringes anyone’s copyright, trademark or other intellectual-property rights (see Copyright & Takedowns);
- impersonates a person or organisation, or deceives about its origin;
- is knowingly false and shared to cause harm (misinformation);
- promotes money laundering, gambling, or any unlawful activity;
- threatens India’s sovereignty, security or public order, or incites an offence;
- contains malware or anything built to disrupt the service; or
- otherwise breaks any applicable law.
This mirrors the rules we are required to publish under India’s IT Rules, 2021. AI-generated or synthetic media should be labelled as such.
Live sessions & messages
Treat live classrooms and DMs with the same respect — no disruption, screen-share abuse or unwanted contact. Recording rules are in the Live Session & Recording Notice.
Reporting & enforcement
Use the in-app Reportbutton on any post, profile, Track or message. Moderators can remove content, kick or ban members from Tracks, and suspend or terminate accounts. Bans from a Track are final — rejoining or re-subscribing does not restore access. For anything the Report button doesn’t cover, or to escalate, contact our Grievance Officer.