Be constructive
Add context, share what you learned, and help move the conversation forward.
Community guidelines
How we keep Project Ramos useful, welcoming, and safe
Curious, helpful, and respectful.
Project Ramos is a place to share useful experience, ask honest questions, and disagree with ideas without attacking people.
Respect people
No harassment, threats, hate, impersonation, or attacks directed at another person.
Protect privacy
Do not post private or identifying information about someone else without permission.
Keep it authentic
No spam, scams, deceptive links, coordinated abuse, or attempts to evade moderation.
Reporting, blocking, and moderation
Project Ramos has zero tolerance for objectionable content or abusive behavior. Member comments are filtered and reviewed before appearing publicly. Use the Report or Block controls beneath an approved comment whenever something is inappropriate. Blocking immediately hides that member’s content from your feed and alerts moderation. Reports are reviewed within 24 hours; violating content is removed and abusive accounts are restricted or removed.
Child safety standards
Project Ramos Community prohibits child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including child sexual abuse material (CSAM), grooming, sexual solicitation of minors, sextortion, trafficking, and any content or behavior that sexually exploits or endangers a child. These rules apply to all users and content, including links and computer-generated material.
Report a concern
Use the Report action on a comment in the app or website to alert moderation. You can also contact Adrian Ramos at adrian@projectramos.com about child safety concerns. Include the relevant post or comment link and a brief description. Do not download, copy, or send suspected illegal images or videos.
Response and reporting
Project Ramos reviews reports, removes prohibited content when identified, and suspends or removes offending accounts. We comply with applicable child safety laws and report confirmed CSAM to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) or the relevant regional or national authority, as required by law. Evidence is handled and retained only as necessary for safety and legal obligations.
Adrian Ramos is the designated child safety contact and is responsible for responding to child safety inquiries and coordinating the reporting process.