Reunion

Our mission is to give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together. Every day, people come to Reunion to share their stories, see the world through the eyes of others and connect with friends and causes. The conversations that happen on Reunion reflect the diversity of a community of more than ten million people. 

We want people to feel safe when using Reunion. For that reason, we've developed a set of Community Standards, outlined below. These policies will help you understand what type of sharing is allowed on Reunion, and what type of content may be reported to us and removed. Sometimes we will allow content if newsworthy, significant or important to the public interest – even if it might otherwise violate our standards. Because of the diversity of our global community, please keep in mind that something that may be disagreeable or disturbing to you may not violate our Community Standards.

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Helping to Keep you Safe

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We remove content, disable accounts, and work with law enforcement when we believe there is a genuine risk of physical harm or direct threats to public safety. Learn more about how Reunion handles abusive content.

 

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• Overview

• Direct Threats

• Self-Injury

• Dangerous Organizations

• Bullying and Harassment

• Attacks on Public Figures

• Criminal Activity

• Sexual Violence and Exploitation

• Regulated Goods

 

 

Encouraging respectful behavior

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People use Reunion to share their experiences and to raise awareness about issues that are important to them. This means that you may encounter opinions that are different from yours, which we believe can lead to important conversations about difficult topics. To help balance the needs, safety, and interests of a diverse community, however, we may remove certain kinds of sensitive content or limit the audience that sees it. Learn more about how we do that here.

 

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• Adult Nudity & Sexual Activity

• Hate Speech

• Violence and Graphic Content

 

 

 

Keeping your account and personal information secure

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We work hard to help keep your account secure and protect your personal information. By joining Reunion, you agree to use your authentic name and identity. You may not publish the personal information of others without their consent. Learn more about how we work to keep your information safe.

 

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• Using Your Authentic Identity

• Fraud and Spam

• Accounts of Friends or Family Who Have Passed Away

 

 

 

Protecting your intellectual property

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Reunion is a place for you to share the things that are important to you. You own all of the content and information you post on Reunion, and you can control how it is shared through your privacy and application settings. However, before sharing content on Reunion, please be sure you have the right to do so. We ask that you respect copyrights, trademarks, and other legal rights. Learn more about intellectual property rights.

 

 

Reporting Abuse

Our global community is growing every day and we strive to welcome people to an environment free from abusive content. To do this, we rely on people like you. If you see something on Reunion that you believe violates our terms, please report it to us. We have dedicated teams working around the world to review things you report to help make sure Reunion remains safe. 

Governments also sometimes ask us to remove content that violates local laws, but does not violate our Community Standards. If after careful legal review, we find that the content is illegal under local law, then we may make it unavailable only in the relevant country or territory. 

Please keep the following in mind: 
 

• We may take action any time something violates the Community Standards outlined here.

• We may ask Page owners to associate their name and Reunion Profile with a Page that contains cruel and insensitive content, even if that content does not violate our policies.

• Reporting something doesn't guarantee that it will be removed because it may not violate our policies.

• Our content reviewers will look to you for information about why a post may violate our policies. If you report content, please tell us why the content should be removed (e.g., is it nudity or hate speech?) so that we can send it to the right person for review.

• Our review decisions may occasionally change after receiving additional context about specific posts or after seeing new, violating content appearing on a Page or Reunion Profile.

• The number of reports does not impact whether something will be removed. We never remove content simply because it has been reported a number of times.

• The consequences for violating our Community Standards vary depending on the severity of the violation and the person's history on Reunion. For instance, we may warn someone for a first violation, but if we continue to see further violations we may restrict a person's ability to post on Reunion or ban the person from Reunion.

Not all disagreeable or disturbing content violates our Community Standards. For this reason, we offer you the ability to customize and control what you see by unfollowing, blocking, and hiding the posts, people, Pages, and applications you don’t want to see – and we encourage you to use these controls to better personalize your experience. Learn more.

 

People also often resolve issues they have about a piece of content by simply reaching out to the person who posted it. We’ve created tools for you to communicate directly with other people when you’re unhappy with posts, photos, or other content you see on Reunion.

 

Reporting AbuseControlling What You See