Community Guidelines

Last updated: August 26, 2026

Ras exists so people can find great nights out and hosts can fill their rooms. That only works if the app stays trustworthy and welcoming. These guidelines apply to everything you post — events, posters, profiles, and messages.

Don't post

Fake or misleading events — events that don't exist, wrong venues or dates on purpose, or listings designed to lure people somewhere.
Harassment or hate — attacks, threats, or content that demeans people for their ethnicity, religion, gender, sexuality, or disability.
Sexually explicit or shocking content — including in posters and profile photos.
Violence or dangerous activity — threats, incitement, weapons sales, or events promoting illegal activity.
Spam and scams — repetitive posting, pyramid schemes, phishing, or selling fake tickets.
Other people's work or identity — content that infringes copyright, or impersonating a person, artist, venue, or brand.

Reporting and blocking

Every event, profile, and message in Ras can be reported from the "…" menu, and any user can be blocked. Reports go to our moderation team; we review them promptly and remove content that breaks these rules. Blocking someone hides their content from you and prevents them from interacting with you.

What happens when rules are broken

Depending on severity, we remove the content, restrict features, or permanently ban the account. We don't offer warnings for serious violations — fake events, scams, harassment, and hate lead straight to removal. If your event or account was removed and you believe we got it wrong, write to hello@ras-et.com.

For hosts

Your listing is a promise to the people who show up. Keep details accurate, update your event if something changes, and honor registrations made through the app in good faith. Hosts who repeatedly cancel silently or misrepresent events lose hosting privileges.