Community Guidelines

Última actualización: 9 de octubre de 2026

tyttoot is for players of all ages. These guidelines apply to comments, ratings, profiles, handles, leaderboard nicknames and support messages.

Be kind and useful

  • Talk about the game, the post or the idea — not about the person.
  • Give feedback that helps: what you liked, what was hard, what could be better.
  • Ratings should reflect your own play. Do not rate games you have not tried, and do not ask others to rate for you.

Not allowed

  • Harassment and bullying: insults, threats, pile-ons, mocking someone's age, appearance or language.
  • Hate: attacks on people for race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability or similar traits.
  • Sexual content of any kind, and anything that sexualises minors.
  • Violence and self-harm: threats, glorifying violence, or encouraging self-harm. If you or someone you know is at risk, contact local emergency services.
  • Personal information: posting anyone's real name, address, phone number, email, school or photos without consent — including your own if you are a child.
  • Spam and scams: advertising, repeated messages, link farming, fake giveaways or requests for passwords or payments.
  • Cheating: sharing exploits or tools to fake scores, or using multiple accounts.
  • Impersonation: pretending to be another player, a creator or tyttoot staff.

Names

Handles, display names and leaderboard nicknames follow the same rules. Moderators may rename an offensive name.

Reporting

Use the Report link on any comment, or report a profile through the contact form. Reports are confidential: the person you report does not see who reported them. False or abusive reports are themselves a violation.

Blocking

When you are signed in you can Block anyone from one of their comments or their profile. You stop seeing their comments, and neither of you can reply to the other or send the other points. Blocking is private — the other person is not told. You can see and undo blocks under Account > Settings > Blocked people. Blocking only changes what you see; if someone breaks these rules, please report them as well so a moderator can act.

What happens next

Reports are reviewed by people and by moderation tools working for us. Within any 180 days:

  1. First violation — a warning.
  2. Second — the content is hidden and you get another warning.
  3. Third — a 7-day suspension: you can still sign in and read, but not post, rate or transfer points.
  4. Fourth — the account is blocked.

Serious violations (threats, sexual content involving minors, illegal content) can lead directly to a block and, where required, a report to authorities. You are notified of each decision in your account.

Appeals

If you think a decision was wrong, use the contact form with the topic "Appeal". A person reviews every appeal, and we reply in your language where we can.