Community Guidelines

1. Respect the person behind the profile

Every profile represents a person with their own boundaries, beliefs, experiences, and reasons for being here.

Disagreement is welcome. Disrespect is not.

Do not harass, intimidate, demean, threaten, shame, stalk, or repeatedly contact someone who has indicated that they are not interested in further interaction.

A connection, Alignment, follow, match, message, comment, or shared interest does not create an obligation to engage.

Interest is an invitation. Consent is the threshold.

2. Connect intentionally

CKR People is designed for meaningful discovery across friendship, dating, relationship, and other intentional forms of connection.

Represent your intentions honestly.

Do not deliberately misrepresent your relationship status, identity, age, appearance, intentions, professional qualifications, or material facts that would reasonably affect another person's decision to interact with you.

When someone's stated intentions do not align with yours, respect the difference rather than attempting to pressure them into changing their boundaries.

No means no. Silence does not mean yes. A match does not mean consent.

3. Relational Intelligence is insight—not destiny

CKR's Relational Intelligence, Alignments, compatibility signals, and related features are designed to provide context for exploration, not verdicts about another person.

These tools may surface patterns, affinities, tensions, or areas worthy of conversation. They do not determine whether two people should date, become friends, remain together, separate, enter a business relationship, or make any other consequential interpersonal decision.

Do not use CKR intelligence as a weapon. That means no:

• telling another person that an Alignment proves they belong with you
• using compatibility information to pressure someone into intimacy or continued contact
• treating a low or high signal as proof of someone's character or worth
• presenting CKR insights as certainty about another person's thoughts, feelings, motives, or future behavior
• using metaphysical, relational, astrological, numerological, or other CKR information to manipulate someone's choices

4. Protect privacy

Connection requires trust.

Do not publish or distribute another person's private information without permission, including private messages, contact information, addresses, financial information, intimate images, private photographs, birth information that was not intentionally made public, or other sensitive personal details.

Information revealed through a CKR interaction should not automatically be treated as permission to share it elsewhere.

Do not scrape, harvest, compile, or exploit member information for unsolicited marketing, surveillance, profiling, or off-platform targeting.

5. Keep messaging consensual

Messaging is for communication, not access without limits.

Do not send:

• repeated unwanted messages
• sexually explicit messages or imagery without clear consent
• threats or intimidation
• degrading or abusive material
• unsolicited commercial pitches
• scams or fraudulent solicitations
• manipulative requests for money
• coercive demands for personal information, photographs, or off-platform contact

If someone blocks, unmatches, unaligns, declines, or stops responding, respect that decision.

Do not use alternate accounts or other CKR channels to circumvent a boundary.

6. Create without attacking

Streams, comments, groups, and conversations are spaces for expression, exploration, inquiry, education, humor, debate, and lived experience.

Strong perspectives are welcome. Targeted cruelty is not.

Do not use CKR to promote credible threats, harassment, targeted abuse, hateful conduct, or violence against individuals or groups.

Challenge ideas without dehumanizing people.

7. Be truthful about expertise

Practitioners carry an additional responsibility because members may rely on their representations when choosing services, products, or guidance.

Practitioners should accurately represent:

• training
• experience
• certifications
• modalities
• services
• pricing
• availability
• professional scope

Do not fabricate credentials or imply qualifications you do not possess.

CKR includes metaphysical, esoteric, occult, holistic, naturopathic, spiritual, and related practices. Practitioners should communicate what they offer clearly and avoid representing non-clinical services as licensed medical, psychiatric, psychological, or other regulated clinical care when they are not.

Spiritual or metaphysical interpretation should not be used to override another person's autonomy.

8. No exploitation of vulnerability

CKR is a place where people may explore deeply personal questions about identity, purpose, relationships, spirituality, transformation, and belonging.

That openness must never be exploited.

Do not use fear, spiritual authority, romantic interest, metaphysical claims, compatibility data, practitioner status, or emotional dependency to manipulate someone into:

• spending money
• entering or remaining in a relationship
• providing sexual access
• sharing private information
• isolating from others
• surrendering decision-making authority

Statements such as “the universe says you have to,” “our Alignment proves this,” or “your chart says you should trust me” do not remove another person's right to decide for themselves.

9. No fraud, impersonation, or predatory behavior

Do not create accounts intended to deceive others.

This includes impersonating another person, catfishing, romance scams, financial scams, fraudulent practitioner listings, fake products or services, artificially manufactured testimonials, or coordinated attempts to mislead the community.

CKR may remove accounts or content where there is credible evidence of deceptive or predatory conduct.

10. Adults must interact responsibly

Dating and intentional romantic connection on CKR are for adults.

Sexual exploitation of minors, attempts to sexualize minors, grooming behavior, or content facilitating sexual contact between adults and minors is strictly prohibited.

Where age or eligibility requirements apply to specific CKR features, members must comply with them.

11. Respect diversity of belief

CKR contains many traditions, philosophies, systems, practices, and interpretations.

No member is required to believe what another member believes.

You may question astrology, Human Design, Tarot, numerology, spirituality, metaphysics, holistic practices, or any other framework represented within CKR.

You may also practice them deeply.

Neither position gives someone permission to ridicule, harass, or dehumanize another member.

Inquiry is welcome. Contempt is not.

12. Commerce should remain transparent

Products, services, Events, bookings, and practitioner relationships should be represented clearly and honestly.

Do not use deceptive pricing, fake scarcity, fraudulent claims, fabricated reviews, misleading product descriptions, or bait-and-switch practices.

If money changes hands, expectations should be understandable before the transaction occurs.

13. Community trust is shared

Trust cannot be created by moderation alone.

Members help shape CKR through what they contribute, tolerate, report, challenge, recommend, and model.

If you encounter conduct that appears unsafe, fraudulent, abusive, coercive, or otherwise inconsistent with these guidelines, use CKR's reporting and blocking tools.

Reporting should be used to protect community integrity—not to retaliate against someone because of a disagreement, rejection, breakup, criticism, or incompatible belief.

How CKR responds

Depending on the nature and severity of an issue, CKR may take action including content removal, warnings, feature restrictions, removal of listings, temporary suspension, permanent account removal, or escalation where required by law.

Not every disagreement constitutes a violation.

Context matters. Patterns matter. Severity matters. Safety matters.

Where appropriate, CKR may consider both individual incidents and repeated behavior across the ecosystem.

The principle underneath all of this

CKR is built around connection—but connection without agency becomes intrusion, insight without humility becomes certainty, and trust without accountability becomes fragile.

So we ask every member to carry three things into the ecosystem: