What is not allowed

The whole list. Nothing is removed that is not on this page.
Incitement to violence against a group
Calling for or celebrating harm to people because of who they are. This is the one line with no argument attached — it is also criminal in Germany under § 130 StGB.
Hate framing
A question or answer whose purpose is to attack a group rather than settle anything. "Which religion is right?" is allowed and gets a warning. "Should we be rid of them?" is not a question, it is the answer wearing a question mark.
Content targeting a private individual
A vote about a named person who is not a public figure. The crowd deciding something about someone who did not consent is not a vote, it is a pile-on.
Sexual content involving minors
Reported to the authorities, not just removed.
What is NOT on this list
Opinions you find wrong. Religion, politics, nationality and identity as SUBJECTS are all allowed — the app exists to hold arguments people actually have. A question a vote cannot settle gets a warning on its result, not a deletion.
Who reads a report, and how fast
One person does, and right now that person is the founder. Not a filter, not a model, not a team — so we promise what one person can actually keep: every report is looked at, and we aim to do it within a day. If that ever stops being true, this sentence changes before the promise does.
If we get it wrong
Every removal can be appealed by the person who wrote it, and the outcome comes back to them. Nothing is removed automatically. Use the Report control on any vote to reach that queue.
Why this page is public
A rule you cannot read is a rule you cannot argue with. Publishing the whole list is what makes the appeal mean something, and it is the difference between moderation and mood.
Last changed 18 August 2026.