Community Guidelines

Version 1.0.7 · Effective September 29, 2026

BiaVis should feel competitive without becoming hostile. These rules apply to handles, profiles, Clubs, posts, invitations, events, reports, and other community interactions.

Do

• Compete honestly and submit only genuine activity.
• Respect privacy, boundaries, road rules, event rules, and local law.
• Keep Club announcements and meeting details accurate.
• Use report and block tools when something is unsafe or abusive.
• Obtain permission before identifying or posting information about another person.
• Use a profile picture that shows you, your avatar choice, or something you have the right to use.
• Post only photos you took or have the right to share, and ask before posting a photo where another person can be identified.
• Tag only friends who actually ran with you, and keep captions, bios, and tags honest.

Do not

• Threaten, harass, stalk, shame, discriminate, or encourage self-harm or dangerous exercise.
• Post sexual exploitation, graphic violence, illegal instructions, fraud, spam, impersonation, or another person’s private information.
• Manipulate verification evidence, coordinate cheating, use a car for bike credit, or misrepresent e-bike activity.
• Use a profile picture or post a photo showing nudity, sexual content, graphic violence, or hate symbols, or one that impersonates another person or brand.
• Use photos, captions, bios, tags, or reactions to harass someone, reveal where someone lives, or show another person’s private information.
• Create accounts to evade blocks, moderation, eligibility rules, or a ban.
• Use Club or event tools to create unsafe meetings or conceal material route risks.

Enforcement

BTech may limit reach, remove content, invalidate activity, restrict features, suspend or terminate accounts, preserve evidence, or notify authorities when appropriate. Context, severity, history, intent, and immediate risk inform enforcement. Report concerns in the app or email safety@biavis.app. Safety reports are targeted for acknowledgment within 24 hours. Blocking immediately hides supported direct interactions while a report is reviewed.