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Community Guidelines
Last updated 5 October 2026.
PlanetMesa is a game first: a table, the fichas, and the people you play with. These guidelines apply everywhere you can reach another player — at a table, in table talk, on camera and voice, in names and profiles, and in friend requests and invites.
The full, authoritative Community Guidelines are published in the game, where they are versioned and where players agree to them. Read the full Community Guidelines →
The short version
- No harassment or bullying. If somebody blocks or ignores you, leave it there.
- No threats of violence or harm, to anyone.
- No hate or abuse aimed at who somebody is.
- No sexual content, on camera or anywhere else.
- Zero tolerance for anything involving a child. It ends the account and is reported where the law requires it.
- No impersonation of other players, public figures or PlanetMesa staff.
- No spam or scams, and never ask anyone for passwords, money or personal details.
- No cheating — no bots playing for you, no exploiting bugs, no sharing what the game hides.
- Don't wreck the table. Hosts can remove people from their own tables.
- Respect cameras and voice. Never record or share somebody else's camera or voice without their permission.
- Never bet real money on a game. PlanetMesa handles no wagers of any kind.
What you can do about it
At every table and on every profile you can mute somebody's voice for yourself, block them so you never cross paths again, or report them. Reports are read by people. Nobody is ever told who reported them.
What we do about it
Depending on what happened, how serious it was and whether it has happened before: nothing, a warning, a reset name or avatar, social features paused, a suspension, or a ban. Every action is recorded, and if we got it wrong you can say so.