Acceptable Content & Messaging Policy
Last updated: June 25, 2026
This Policy explains what's allowed when you communicate and post on TinyList — including messages between parents and businesses, reviews, and listing content. It is part of our Terms of Service. Breaking it can lead to content being removed or to losing access to your account.
Keep the conversation on TinyList
When you message a business (or a parent) through TinyList, please keep the conversation on the platform. On-platform messaging keeps a record, helps us keep everyone safe, and lets us step in if something goes wrong. Don't use TinyList to push someone to pay or communicate off-platform in order to avoid these protections.
We may review messages and content
To keep TinyList safe, trustworthy, and free of abuse, the messages and other content you send may be monitored, reviewed, or screened — by automated tools and, where needed, by our team — for safety, quality, security, and to detect spam, fraud, or violations of this Policy. We do not sell the contents of your messages, and we access them only as needed to operate and protect the service and as described in our Privacy Policy.
What's not allowed
Don't post, send, or share content that:
- harasses, threatens, bullies, or demeans anyone, or promotes hate or violence;
- is unlawful, fraudulent, or deceptive — including fake inquiries, scams, or off-platform payment schemes;
- is sexual, exploitative, or otherwise harmful to a child — we have zero tolerance for any content that sexualizes or endangers a minor;
- is spam, mass solicitation, or unwanted commercial messaging;
- impersonates another person or business, or misrepresents who you are;
- shares someone else's private information without their consent;
- infringes anyone's intellectual property or other rights;
- contains malware or attempts to compromise the site or other users.
Protecting children
TinyList serves families, so safety comes first. Accounts are for adults (18+) — parents, caregivers, and the businesses that serve them. Share only what's necessary about a child when you reach out, and never more than you're comfortable with. If you ever feel unsafe, or encounter content or behavior that endangers a child, stop and report it to us right away — and contact local authorities if there is any immediate risk.
Reporting and enforcement
If you see something that breaks this Policy, email us at hello@tinylist.co. We review reports and may remove content, issue a warning, limit features, or suspend or close accounts, and we may cooperate with law enforcement where appropriate. We aim to be fair and proportionate — but keeping the community safe takes priority.
Message monitoring & safety
To keep families safe, messages sent through TinyList may be reviewed — by automated checks and, when needed, by our team — only to prevent scams, harassment, and threats to a child's safety, to comply with the law, and to help with support. We never read your messages for advertising or marketing. Sharing contact details with a business is fine and expected — TinyList doesn't hide them — but attempts to defraud, harass, or endanger anyone may be flagged for review and acted on under "Reporting and enforcement" above.
How this fits with our other policies
This Policy is part of, and incorporated into, our Terms of Service. How we handle the personal information in your messages and inquiries is described in our Privacy Policy.
Changes to this Policy
We may update this Policy as TinyList grows. If we make substantive changes, we'll update the date above.
Contact
Questions, or something to report? Email us at hello@tinylist.co.