The spirit behind our Acceptable Use Policy
LLM Connect exists so real conversations can turn into real meetings, with the people you actually want to talk to. That only works if people feel safe here. A few things that help:
Most people you'll talk to on LLM Connect are exactly who they say they are, having an ordinary conversation. Treat contact requests and new group members the way you would a knock at your door — reasonable caution, not suspicion.
Nobody should feel pressured to turn their camera on, and nobody should be recorded or screenshotted without knowing about it. If you want to share something from a meeting outside of it, ask first.
Meeting hosts control who gets in. If you're not admitted, that's the host's call to make — don't try to work around it.
If someone's behavior crosses a line, use the Report action on their message or profile, or visit Report Abuse. Our team reviews every report — you don't need to handle it yourself, and please don't escalate a conflict in the group chat.
If you're a parent who's approved a teenager's account, that's a real responsibility we take seriously too — their account is restricted until you confirm, and you can always ask us questions via our Grievance Officer.
This page is the "why." The enforceable "what" is the Acceptable Use Policy — worth a skim, since it's short and specific.
