Community Guidelines

Be respectful

Waddle's social feed exists so you and your friends can share rounds, celebrate good golf and commiserate over the bad holes. Treat other golfers the way you'd treat a playing partner: no harassment, bullying, hate speech, slurs or personal attacks — in posts, comments, photos, profile names or bios.

Keep it golf

Posts and photos should be about your golf. Don't share sexually explicit or pornographic content, graphic violence, or content that promotes illegal activity. Don't use the feed for spam, scams, repeated self-promotion or misleading content.

Only share photos you have the right to share, and be thoughtful about posting images of other people without their permission.

What gets removed

Content that breaks these guidelines is removed when we find it or when it's reported. That includes posts, comments, photos and profile content. Waddle also applies automatic filters that block clearly abusive language before it is ever posted.

Serious or repeated violations can lead to content removal without warning and, where necessary, loss of access to Waddle's social features or your account.

Reporting and blocking

Every post, comment and profile has a Report option, and you can block any golfer from a post, comment or their profile. Blocking works both ways: neither of you will see the other's posts, comments or profile, and any friendship is removed. You can manage blocked golfers in Settings.

Reports are reviewed promptly. You don't need to be friends with someone to report their content.

Enforcement

These guidelines are applied with common sense — golf banter between friends is part of the game; abuse isn't. Decisions about removals are made by the Waddle team, and deliberate attempts to evade filters or bans are themselves a violation.

Questions, appeals, or anything you're unsure about can be sent to [email protected].