Community Guidelines
Effective August 13, 2026
Sportsaro is where athletes — many of them kids — share their work and build toward their goals. These rules exist to keep it a place worth belonging to. By using Sportsaro you agree to them.
Be the teammate you'd want
- Celebrate effort. Hype each other up. Coach, don't tear down.
- Post your own work and your own moments — or moments you have the right to share.
- Disagree like an adult, even if you aren't one yet.
Never allowed
- Bullying or harassment — including mocking an athlete's performance, body, or ability.
- Hate — attacks on anyone's race, religion, gender, sexuality, disability, or background.
- Sexual content of any kind. This is a youth sports platform. Zero tolerance.
- Inappropriate contact with minors. Adults may interact with young athletes only through the platform's public, logged channels and within our messaging limits. Any attempt to move a minor to private off-platform contact is grounds for immediate removal and, where appropriate, a report to authorities.
- Violence, threats, or dangerous behavior — including promoting harmful training practices or substances to minors.
- Impersonation — pretending to be another person, coach, program, or brand.
- Spam and scams — fake recruiting offers, pay-to-play schemes, pyramid anything.
- Sharing others' private information — a minor's school, schedule, address, or contact details, even if you know them.
Reporting and enforcement
- Every post, profile, and public page has a report option. Reports go to the Sportsaro moderation team and are reviewed by a human.
- You can block any member, and blocks are enforced across feeds, messages, and profiles.
- Violations lead to content removal, warnings, suspension, or permanent bans, at our discretion. Threats to child safety skip the warnings.
One more thing
Parents: you control your athletes' presence here. If anything on Sportsaro ever makes you uneasy, report it or email support@sportsaro.com directly — either way it reaches a person, and anything involving a child jumps the queue.
