Leora Behavioural Guide

Our Community Standard

Leora is built for genuine people seeking respectful, meaningful connections.

We expect all users to contribute to a safe, considerate, and honest environment.

By using Leora, you agree to behave in line with the following principles.

1. Be Respectful

  • Treat others with kindness and consideration
  • Respect boundaries at all times
  • Accept that not everyone will be interested — rejection should be handled respectfully

2. Be Honest

  • Represent yourself truthfully
  • Use real photos that reflect your current appearance
  • Do not mislead others about your identity, intentions, or circumstances

3. Communicate Appropriately

  • Keep conversations respectful and appropriate, especially in early interactions
  • Avoid explicit, sexual, or offensive messages unless clearly welcomed
  • Do not pressure or manipulate others into conversations or meetings

4. Respect Consent & Boundaries

  • "No" always means no
  • Do not persist if someone disengages or declines
  • Respect personal space, both online and offline

5. No Harmful Behaviour

The following behaviours are not tolerated:

  • Harassment, abuse, or threats
  • Hate speech or discrimination
  • Stalking or intimidation
  • Coercion or manipulation
  • Sharing explicit or unwanted content

6. No Misuse of the Platform

  • Do not create fake profiles — we will check and you will be refused access to the platform
  • Do not use Leora for commercial or promotional purposes
  • Do not attempt to bypass safety features or bans

7. Use Safety Tools

  • Report behaviour that makes you uncomfortable
  • Block users where necessary
  • Trust your instincts — if something feels wrong, disengage and report through the app for the Leora team to investigate

8. Accountability

Breaches of this guide may result in:

  • Warnings
  • Feature restrictions
  • Temporary suspension
  • Permanent removal from the platform

9. Our Position

Leora sets standards and provides tools to support respectful behaviour.

However, we cannot control individual actions.

Users are responsible for their own behaviour and interactions at all times.