Community Guidelines

These guidelines cover the places where readers interact with Y2Mate Creator Hub: email, story submissions, and any comment or discussion feature we open. The short version is simple. Be useful, be specific, and do not use this site to sell something.

Constructive conduct

Disagree with a guide by pointing at the part that failed for you and what you observed instead. "This did not work on a channel with fewer than a hundred subscribers, here is what happened" is a contribution. Insults, pile-ons, and contempt for beginners are not. Assume the person asking a basic question has a reason for asking it.

No spam or self-promotion

• Do not post links to your channel, product, course, or affiliate offer unless a page explicitly invites it.
• Do not post the same message across several pages or send bulk email to our address.
• Do not use submissions to advertise a service, recruit clients, or farm contact details.

Submissions that read like marketing copy are removed without discussion.

No downloader, ripping, or manipulation requests

We do not host, link to, or discuss tools for downloading, re-uploading, or converting other people's videos, and we do not help with buying views, subscribers, engagement, or comments. Requests for that kind of help are removed. The same applies to content that encourages brigading, mass reporting, or coordinated harassment of a creator, channel, or commenter.

Respect privacy and consent

Do not post another person's private information, including real names, addresses, employer details, or account screenshots that expose their data. Do not share a story that belongs to someone else without their permission. If you are submitting your own experience, tell us what can be published and what should stay private, and we will respect that boundary.

Accuracy in contributions

If you describe a result, describe it accurately. We may ask for evidence, such as an analytics screenshot with personal data removed, before publishing a contributor claim. We will not publish a number we cannot describe correctly, and we will say so if a claim cannot be verified.

Moderation and removal

We moderate to keep the space usable. We may edit for length or clarity, remove a message, close a thread, or decline a submission, and we are not obliged to explain every decision. Repeated violations can lead to being blocked from submitting or contacting us. Moderation decisions are made by the editorial team, not by whoever complains loudest.

Appeals

If you believe a moderation decision was wrong, reply to the message you received or write to [email protected] with the details. One appeal is enough; we will look at it and give you a straight answer.

Reporting a problem

To report spam, harassment, or a privacy issue, email [email protected] with a link or a copy of the material. Do not engage with the person directly if the situation is escalating. For copyright matters, use the process on the copyright page.