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Community Guidelines

Make shared travel feel safe, warm, and real.

Last Updated: May 16, 2026 ? Version 1.0

TravelFar exists for people who want to go, but not alone. These Guidelines explain how we keep the community respectful, trustworthy, and focused on travel companionship.

Safety Comes First

We take safety seriously. If you violate these Guidelines, we may remove content, warn you, limit features, suspend your account, permanently ban you, preserve evidence, or contact authorities where required or appropriate.

Community Norms

TravelFar is for finding travel buddies and shared trips. Friendly connection is welcome; unwanted flirting, harassment, hate, impersonation, fake profiles, or off-purpose messaging are not.

Prohibited Content and Conduct

Violence, threats, stalking, coercion, sexual misconduct, scams, illegal activity, spam, commercial promotion, scraping, bots, ban evasion, and attempts to bypass moderation or security are prohibited.

Profiles

Profiles should represent you honestly. Your main photo should clearly show you, you must be at least 18, and you should not put private documents, payment details, home addresses, or phone numbers in your profile.

Chats

Protect your privacy, keep early planning inside TravelFar where possible, and do not pressure people to move apps, meet alone, share private photos, pay money, or reveal personal information.

Trips

Trips must be legal, realistic, and described honestly. TravelFar does not operate tours, hold deposits, book transport, book accommodation, or guarantee hosts, applicants, trips, or outcomes.

Blocking and Reporting

If someone makes you uncomfortable, block them. If someone violates the Guidelines, report them through TravelFar so we can review what happened. Reports should be honest and specific.

Moderation and Appeals

TravelFar may use automated checks, abuse signals, rate limits, reports, and human review. If you believe we made a mistake, contact support@travelfar.app with enough detail for review.

How to Be a Good TravelFar Member

Write messages with real travel context, be clear about budget and boundaries, accept that no reply is enough, choose public first meetups, and leave people better than you found them.