Community Guidelines

1. Follow the Law and Discord's Rules

Do not use Peeksi to promote, coordinate, or conceal illegal activity or conduct that violates the Discord Terms of Service or Community Guidelines.

2. Protect People

No harassment, threats, hate, exploitation, doxxing, stalking, scams, malicious impersonation, or sexual content involving minors. Do not submit a private or restricted invite without permission.

3. Keep Trust Signals Honest

Do not fake ownership, automate artificial activity, coordinate score manipulation, hide material server changes, submit misleading information, or exploit a scoring rule.

Community reviews must reflect your own experience and stay relevant to the server. Defamatory or slanderous statements about a person or server are subject to removal. No spam, harassment, coordinated review bombing, fake reviews, or reviews given in exchange for money, rewards, perks, or other benefits. A negative opinion or low rating alone is not grounds for removal.

You may have one review per listing and may edit or delete your own review. If you delete it, you may post another. If a Peeksi moderator removes it, you cannot review that listing again. Listing owners and administrators share one pending dispute per review and must explain their reason. After a dispute is declined, the review can be disputed again if its text or rating differs from the disputed version. The review remains visible until Peeksi removes it. Community star ratings do not affect Peeksi trust scores.

4. Install and Use the Bot Responsibly

Only configure Peeksi where you have authority. Give server members any notice required by law, authorize limited server analysis only for legitimate community safety, honor opt-out requirements, and do not use the bot for unlawful surveillance.

5. Do Not Attack or Abuse Peeksi

Do not scrape at scale, evade limits, probe for vulnerabilities without written permission, interfere with the website or bot, distribute malware, misuse credentials, or attempt to access another user's dashboard.

6. Moderators Remain Responsible

Peeksi scores, confidence labels, verification statuses, and automated signals are informational. Limited randomized sampling cannot observe every message and may miss or misread context. These signals do not prove that a person or server is safe or unsafe, and they do not replace moderator judgment. Server owners and moderators remain responsible for reviewing context, correcting mistakes, enforcing their rules, addressing appeals, and reporting immediate safety concerns to Discord or the appropriate authorities.