Keep Signpost useful and trustworthy.

• Do not impersonate another person, business or public service.
• Do not publish phishing, malware, credential theft or deceptive redirects.
• Do not make fraudulent offers or hide material terms from customers.
• Do not harass, threaten, stalk, exploit or expose somebody's private information.
• Do not facilitate child sexual exploitation or any sexual content involving a minor.
• Do not promote terrorism, targeted violence or hatred against protected groups.

• Use only content, names and trademarks you have permission to use.
• Do not offer unlawful goods, services or regulated activity without required authority.
• Do not send spam or add people to marketing lists without a valid basis and clear notice.
• Do not evade sanctions, age restrictions, tax, licensing or consumer-protection duties.
• Do not use personal information for a purpose visitors were not told about.

• Do not bypass access controls, rate limits, moderation or payment checks.
• Do not probe another owner's private page, subscribers, bookings or files.
• Do not inflate views, taps, reviews, sales or other measures artificially.
• Do not disrupt Signpost or use automated traffic that degrades it for others.
• Do not resell access or use the platform to build an unauthorised competing dataset.

Visitors can report a page without creating an account. Signpost may hide content while a credible report is investigated, preserve relevant evidence, ask for more context and notify authorities where law or immediate safety requires it.

Reports must be made honestly. A disagreement, negative review or legitimate competition is not abuse by itself. Owners should have a fair route to challenge mistaken decisions, except where notice would create a safety or legal risk.