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Start with your question, then open the rule that answers it

This guide connects the directory’s operational explanations without turning them into one repeated policy. Choose the question closest to your task to see what a page decides—and what it deliberately leaves to another page.

Open the page that owns the decision

The directory uses separate pages because purpose, publication eligibility, review context and personal safety are different decisions. Start with the question you need answered; each destination states its own limits and links onward only when another rule becomes relevant.

What is this directory?

Purpose and accountability

Purpose, audience, business model and the boundary between publishing information and arranging an interaction.

Understand the directory

What may stay public?

Public content standard

The output standard for profile facts, media rights, accuracy, prohibited material and ongoing maintenance.

Check the public standard

What was actually checked?

Checks and limitations

The method, limits and possible outcomes of video comparison, content moderation and later re-checks.

Read the check limits

How should I read a review?

Review integrity

Submission, moderation and correction rules for anonymous user reports without treating them as endorsements.

Assess review context

What should I check before contact?

Risk reduction

Practical privacy, payment and escalation decisions for an adult using public directory information.

Use the safety guide

What if control or coercion is involved?

Zero-tolerance standard

The zero-tolerance publication standard, concern indicators and the boundary between a site report and urgent help.

Recognise exploitation concerns

What must a publisher declare?

Publication obligations

The continuing duties of the adult or authorised person who submits and maintains profile material.

Review publisher duties

One profile passes through distinct responsibilities

This map shows where a question belongs. It is a navigation aid, not a claim that every profile completes every step forever.

  1. Submitter Declares authority and current facts Advertiser rules
  2. Public standard Defines eligible profile content Listing standards
  3. Directory control Compares, moderates and may re-check Verification & moderation
  4. Public context Keeps reviews separate from endorsements Review policy
  5. User decision Applies privacy and safety judgment Trust & safety

What each layer deliberately does not decide

Purpose is not proof
The About page explains the service model; it does not certify a profile or interaction.
Eligibility is not conduct
A public-content standard does not guarantee later offline behaviour.
A check is not identity assurance
Video comparison has a narrow visual purpose and is not government-ID verification.
A review is not an endorsement
Moderation can reduce abuse without independently proving an anonymous account.
Safety guidance is not emergency help
The directory can explain and restrict its own content, but cannot attend danger or investigate crime.
Paid placement is not approval
VIP changes ordering for an eligible profile; it cannot buy standards, ratings or immunity.

Choose the path that matches what you are doing now

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Start with the visitor safety guide , then use verification or review pages only for the specific label or report you are assessing.