OnRecord

Community Guidelines

Last updated: June 18, 2026

OnRecord is built for talking ball, making bold calls, and backing them up. Smack talk is welcome — cruelty isn’t. These guidelines keep it fun and fair for everyone. Breaking them can get your content removed or your account suspended. For the full legal version, see our Terms of Service.

1. Own your takes

The whole point of OnRecord is putting your calls on the record. Make the bold pick, talk your trash, and stand behind it — win or lose. Confidence is great. Just keep it about the games.

2. Trash talk, don't attack

Roasting a rival’s playoff hopes? Perfect. Targeting a real person with harassment, bullying, or threats? Not allowed. Go after the take, not the human.

3. No hate, no threats

Zero tolerance for hate speech, slurs, or content that demeans people based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or any other protected characteristic. No threats of violence, ever.

4. Be yourself

Don’t impersonate other people, players, coaches, or organizations, and don’t pretend to be affiliated with a team or brand you’re not.

5. Keep it clean and legal

No sexually explicit material, nothing involving minors, and nothing illegal. Keep images and posts something you’d be fine showing in a packed section on Saturday.

6. No spam or scams

Don’t flood the feed, push unsolicited promotions, run scams, or post links designed to mislead people.

7. Play it straight

Don’t cheat the system — no multiple accounts to pad your record, manipulate votes, or game the leaderboard. The record only means something if everyone earns it honestly.

8. Respect what isn't yours

Only post content you have the right to share. Don’t upload others’ copyrighted material without permission (see our DMCA Policy), and don’t post someone’s private information.

9. Reporting & consequences

See something off? Use the report option on any post or profile, or email support@onrecord.gg. We review reports and may remove content or suspend accounts at our discretion. Serious or repeated violations can mean a permanent ban.