Last updated April 25, 2026
LINQ is a curated network for creative professionals — photographers, filmmakers, founders, musicians, stylists, writers, producers, and the people building alongside them. Every profile is reviewed before approval. We keep the network small and sharp on purpose.
These guidelines exist to protect that standard. They apply to everyone on the platform, including your profile content, messages, and behaviour at any LINQ events.
Represent yourself honestly. Your profile should reflect your real work, real identity, and real intentions on the platform.
Treat every member as a professional peer. Connections here are warm introductions — act accordingly.
Every message, intro, and connection should be purposeful. Quality over quantity, always.
Only share work you own or have explicit rights to. If you believe someone has shared your work without permission, contact us at dev@linqcreators.com with details and we'll investigate promptly.
Our team reviews every report. Actions we take depend on the severity and frequency of the violation:
First-time minor violations. We'll explain what happened and what needs to change. No further action if the behaviour stops.
Repeated minor violations or a single serious one. Access paused for a defined period — typically 7 to 30 days.
Severe violations or repeated offences after a suspension. Account permanently removed. No appeal for harassment, abuse, or CSAE violations.
Illegal content or activity — including threats, CSAM, or fraud — is reported to relevant authorities immediately.
If you believe a moderation action was made in error, email dev@linqcreators.com with the subject line “Appeal” and a brief explanation. We'll review and respond within 5 business days. Appeals are not available for permanent bans issued for harassment, abuse, or child safety violations.
Reports are reviewed within 24 hours. Your identity is kept confidential — the person you report will never know it was you.
For child safety concerns specifically, see our Child Safety Standards page for additional reporting channels including the NCMEC CyberTipline.
We'll update these guidelines as the community grows. Significant changes will be communicated in-app. Continuing to use LINQ after changes means you accept the updated guidelines.