Community Guidelines
RYZZ is for adults looking for other adults. It works because people are honest about who they are and decent to each other. These are the rules. Breaking them costs you your account.
No discrimination
You will not target, exclude, harass or abuse anyone because of race, ethnicity, national origin, skin colour, immigration status, religion, disability, age, body size, health status including HIV status, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sex characteristics, or sexual orientation.
Stating a preference is not the same as stating a prejudice. “Not my type” is a preference. Putting a group of people in your profile as a thing you do not want is a slur with better manners, and it is not allowed here. Nobody has to justify their attraction; everybody has to keep contempt out of it.
Serostatus deserves its own line. HIV status is health data. You will not demand it, shame anyone for it, or use it as a filter for abuse.
No bullying or harassment
No threats. No intimidation. No pile-ons. No repeated contact after someone has stopped replying, blocked you, or asked you to stop. No insults about someone’s body, face, voice, income, or the way they speak. No mocking someone for being new, for being older, for being shy, or for turning you down.
A rejection is a complete sentence. If you are told no, that is the end of the exchange. Arguing with it is harassment.
No unsolicited explicit content
Do not send explicit photos to someone who has not asked for them. Your main profile photo may not show genitals — that is what private albums are for, and they are opened by invitation.
Be who you say you are
One account, one real person, your own photos. No impersonation, no catfishing, no borrowed pictures. Genres require you to present as the category you are entering; misrepresenting that to get into a space is a removable offence, not a technicality.
Consent is the whole thing
Everything on RYZZ is between consenting adults. Consent can be withdrawn at any point, before or during. Ignoring that is not a rule violation, it is a crime, and we report it.
Never anyone under 18
RYZZ is 18+ with no exceptions. Sexual content involving minors is reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children and to law enforcement, the account is terminated, and evidence is preserved as the law requires. We do not warn, we do not negotiate, and we do not accept “it was a joke”.
No commercial sex, no trafficking
No advertising sexual services for payment. No recruiting. Anything that looks like coercion or trafficking is escalated immediately.
Nothing that puts people at risk offline
No sharing anyone’s private information — real name, workplace, address, phone number, other profiles — without their agreement. No screenshots of private conversations posted elsewhere. Outing someone is a permanent ban, and in some countries it is a danger to their life.
What happens when you report
Reporting opens a case a trained human reviews. You can attach the conversation; because messages are end-to-end encrypted, that copy comes from your device and is the only way we can see it. Blocking is immediate, works both ways, and deletes the conversation.
Depending on what happened, an account may be warned, restricted, suspended, or removed. Serious cases go to law enforcement. You can appeal any decision.
If you are the one being hurt
Block first — it takes one tap and does not tip the other person off. Then report. You do not owe anyone an explanation, a reply, or a second chance, and you never have to keep a conversation open to gather evidence.