roomsφ is a place to practise speaking with strangers and friends. These guidelines keep it kind and safe. Everyone who joins accepts them, and our staff apply them to every report.
Everyone in a room is learning something. Mistakes are the point, not a problem. Let people finish their sentences, do not interrupt to correct every small error, and thank people who correct you — a correction is a gift.
If a room is not for you, leave quietly. There is no need to say why.
Each room has one practice language. Speak it as much as you can, even if it is hard. A short switch to another language to explain a word is fine; taking over the room in another language is not.
Help, don't mock. Never laugh at someone's accent, level or vocabulary.
Not allowed, in voice or in chat:
One report of this kind is enough for staff to act.
Do not ask for or share phone numbers, messaging handles, addresses, bank details or other personal details — yours or anyone else's. Do not ask anyone for money or send anyone money.
Do not record anyone. roomsφ never records audio, and recording a room with outside tools without everyone's consent breaks these guidelines and the Terms. If you notice someone recording, report it.
Rooms are for conversation, not for promotion. Not allowed:
The person who opens a room is its host and can name co-hosts. Hosts and co-hosts can mute someone, remove someone from the room, allow them back, and lock the room so nobody new joins.
Use these tools to keep the conversation pleasant, not to punish people you disagree with. Removing someone for their level, origin or accent breaks these guidelines. If a host abuses their tools, report the room.
Every person and every room has a Report button. Pick a reason and, if you can, add a short note. Our staff see the recent chat as evidence; your voice is never recorded, so describe what was said.
Staff may:
The person always sees the reason. New accounts start with a low Trust Level and earn more freedom by taking part without problems; sanctions can lower it.
False or spiteful reports are also a problem: repeated false reports lower the weight of your reports and can lead to a sanction. To object to a decision, write to anyaanyinyaa@gmail.com.
You accept the Community Guidelines when you create your account. When we make a material change, we ask everyone to read and accept them again on their next visit.
The date of every change is listed at Change history.