Report
tell us what happened.
You do not need an account to use this page.
If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services now. In the United States that is 911. This form is not an emergency service and nobody is watching it in real time.
If you have the app, reporting from inside it is quicker, because the report carries what it is about. Report a person from their profile, press and hold a message, or open an event and tap More, then Report a problem for the event, its host or its venue. See reporting a person and reporting an event or venue.
A safety concern
About a person, a host, a venue or an event. You do not have to have been there, and you do not have to know anybody's name: tell us what you saw and where.
Intimate images shared without consent
If a sexual or intimate image of you, or of somebody you are authorised to act for, is on nCommunity without consent, tell us where it is and we will look at it urgently.
Do not send us the image. We will never ask you to. Tell us where it is and we find it ourselves.
A copyright complaint
If something on nCommunity uses a photograph, video or other work you own, or that you are authorised to act for, without permission, tell us here.
We have not yet registered a designated copyright agent with the US Copyright Office. Until we do, this form is how to reach us about copyright. Every element below is required, because without it we cannot tell whether the complaint is yours to make.
What happens next
- You get a reference as soon as you send the form. Keep it.
- A person reads every complaint. Nothing is removed, and nobody is restricted, automatically.
- We may write to the email you gave if we need to ask you something.
- We do not email you a copy of what you sent, and we never ask you for the image.
What you send is used to deal with the complaint. Our privacy policy says how we handle personal information.