COMMUNITY GUIDELINES

Make love visible without making people vulnerable.

The movement is built on trust. These guidelines protect the dignity of the person doing the Act, the person receiving care and everyone who becomes part of a Love Journey.

Effective: 20 September 2026

1. Be truthful without turning kindness into proof

Describe your Act in your own words. LCE does not require receipts, photographs, videos or evidence. Do not fabricate a Story, impersonate another person or deliberately misrepresent a handover or Act.

2. Protect privacy

Do not publish another person's phone number, email, home address, identity documents, medical records, financial details, exact location or other sensitive information. Use only the broad City + Country selected through the approved Act flow.

If a Story identifies another person, make sure you have the appropriate permission to include them. When in doubt, remove the identifying detail and tell the human moment without exposing the person.

3. Respect consent

Act publication, holder-name publication, Why Them publication and Story publication are separate choices. Do not pressure someone to become public, to pose for a photo, or to keep content online after they have raised a legitimate privacy or safety concern.

4. No humiliation or exploitation

Do not frame a beneficiary as helpless, inferior, indebted or as a prop for generosity. Content designed to shame, mock, exploit, threaten or humiliate another person may be edited, hidden or removed.

5. Safety and prohibited content

Do not use LCE to publish or promote unlawful activity, credible threats, harassment, stalking, hate based on protected characteristics, sexual exploitation, non-consensual intimate material, child sexual content, trafficking, dangerous abuse, fraud, scams or instructions intended to facilitate serious harm.

6. Children deserve extra care

Do not publish a child's private or identifying information, school details, exact routine, contact details, health information or images without appropriate authority and consent. Content that sexualises, exploits or endangers a child is prohibited and may be escalated where required.

7. No misleading medical claims

You may describe care, comfort, recovery, hope and human support. Do not claim that an Act, Love Card or the Love Cures Everything movement cures a disease, replaces treatment or guarantees a health outcome.

8. Intellectual property

Submit only words, images or other material you created or have the right to use. Do not copy another person's article, photograph, artwork, trademark or copyrighted work in a way that infringes their rights.

9. No spam or manipulation

Do not use the movement for repetitive advertising, referral spam, fake engagement, automated abuse, political campaigning, fundraising pressure or attempts to manipulate Love Counter or Love Map totals.

10. Moderation

LCE may edit the public-facing copy of an Act for privacy, clarity, dignity or safety while preserving the participant's original record. We may hide or remove public content, restrict features or take other proportionate action where these Guidelines, the Terms, safety or law require it.

11. Report a concern

If public content exposes you or someone else, infringes your rights, or creates a safety concern, email love@lovecureseverything.com with the public URL and a brief explanation. You do not need to post the complaint publicly.

Formal complaints can also use our Grievance Redressal process.