Community Guidelines
Effective date: August 4, 2026
Outside exists so people can meet in real life through simple, everyday activities. These guidelines keep the community welcoming and safe — online and offline.
Be respectful
Talk to people the way you'd want to be talked to. Disagreements happen; insults, pile-ons, and mean-spirited comments do not belong here.
No harassment or discrimination
Harassment, bullying, threats, stalking, and discrimination based on race, religion, gender, sexuality, disability, nationality, or similar characteristics are not allowed. If someone asks you to stop, stop.
No scams or fake identities
Be who you say you are. Do not impersonate others, invent fake profiles, run financial scams, or bait people into shady deals. Outside is for genuine plans with real people.
No illegal or dangerous activities
Do not create or join activities that involve illegal behavior, weapons, controlled substances, or anything that puts people in serious danger. If it would get someone hurt or arrested, it does not belong on Outside.
No explicit sexual content
Keep the platform and your activities appropriate for a broad audience. Explicit sexual content, solicitation, and adult-only sexual meetup posts are not allowed.
Meet responsibly
Outside helps you find people — it does not supervise your meetups. Choose public places when you can, tell a friend where you're going, and trust your instincts. Leave if something feels off. Your safety comes first.
Keep activities clear and honest
Write activity titles and descriptions that accurately reflect what you're doing. Do not bait-and-switch, spam the feed with duplicates, or use Outside as a bulletin board for unrelated ads.
Report problems
If you see something that breaks these guidelines, use Report Activity or Report User. Blocking is also available when you simply do not want further contact. Reporting helps us keep Outside healthy for everyone.
Consequences
Depending on the situation, we may remove content, limit features, suspend an account, or permanently remove someone from Outside. Repeated or severe violations are more likely to result in lasting removal.
Questions
Need help interpreting a guideline? Reach out to outsidefriendsapp@gmail.com.
