Community Guidelines

Last updated / effective: 1 August 2026

These guidelines apply to the Victory Extraction community feed and any content you submit. They form part of our Terms of Service and reflect our obligations under the EU Digital Services Act (DSA).

1. The spirit of the community

The community exists to support people through a 30-day personal-development program. Be constructive, respectful, and honest. Assume good faith.

2. What is welcome

• Sharing your progress, wins, setbacks, and reflections.
• Encouraging others and giving thoughtful feedback.
• Relevant text, images, videos, and polls you have the right to share.

3. What is prohibited

You must not post content that:

• is illegal, or promotes illegal activity;
• harasses, bullies, threatens, or incites violence or hatred against others;
• is sexually explicit, exploits minors, or is otherwise obscene;
• is hateful or discriminatory (race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, etc.);
• infringes intellectual property, privacy, or other rights;
• contains spam, scams, malware, or unsolicited advertising;
• shares others' personal data without consent;
• is dangerous misinformation (e.g. harmful medical claims).

4. Reporting content (notice and action)

Every post and comment can be reported from inside the app. When you report content, it goes to our team for review. You can also contact us at info@victoryextraction.com.

AI output can be reported too. Victor's replies and the reflections written about your diary are generated automatically and can be wrong or inappropriate. Both can be reported the same way — from the chat header and from the reflection itself.

We aim to review reported content and act on it within 24 hours. Content reported by several different users may be hidden automatically while it waits for review.

5. Blocking someone

You can block another member at any time from the menu on any of their posts. Blocking is mutual and immediate: you stop seeing their posts, comments, and notifications, and they stop seeing yours, everywhere in the community. You do not need our approval and we are not told why.

Blocking is not a punishment and is not reported to the other person — it is simply your own control over who you share this space with. You can undo it any time under Blocked accounts in your profile.

6. How we moderate

• Automated screening before publishing. Posts, comments, poll questions, display names, and images are checked automatically before they appear. Content assessed as objectionable is refused, and you are told why at the moment you post it.
• Zero tolerance. There is no tolerance for objectionable content or abusive behaviour. We may remove or restrict content, and warn, suspend, or remove accounts, that break these guidelines or the law.
• Statement of reasons: where the DSA requires it, we will inform the affected user of the decision and the main reasons for it.
• Automated screening is not perfect in either direction. If something was wrongly refused or wrongly allowed, tell us — see Appeals below.
• We try to act proportionately and consistently.

7. Appeals

If you believe a moderation decision was wrong, you can contact info@victoryextraction.com to ask us to review it. Where the DSA provides for further out-of-court dispute settlement, we will tell you about it in our decision.

8. DSA point of contact

For matters under the Digital Services Act, our single point of contact is info@victoryextraction.com (communication in English or Slovak).

9. Consequences

Breaking these guidelines may lead to content removal, loss of community access, suspension, or account termination, depending on severity and repetition.