Strong opinions.
Respect for people.

1. Debate the destination, not someone’s dignity

Challenge travel advice, disagree with an opinion, share criticism, and use humour. Explain your point and let others respond. Do not turn disagreement into repeated personal abuse, intimidation, sexual harassment, or coordinated pile-ons. Do not encourage viewers to pursue someone outside the discussion.

“Goa is overrated—change my mind” is a discussion prompt. Threatening a guest or directing a crowd to abuse them is not.

2. No hate or dehumanization

Do not attack, exclude, demean, or threaten people because of characteristics such as caste, race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, or serious illness. Slurs, dehumanizing comparisons, praise for hate groups, and calls for discriminatory violence are not permitted. Calling it a joke or a roast does not make it acceptable.

3. Teasing requires consent

Roast rounds are optional. Every person on stage must agree to that particular round before it starts. Agreeing to join a stream is not agreement to be roasted. Keep jokes within the agreed topic; do not use someone’s trauma, private life, body, or protected characteristics as material for abuse.

Any stage participant can stop a round or leave. Stop when asked; do not pressure, mock, threaten, or retaliate against someone for declining or withdrawing. Consent never permits threats, hate, sexual harassment, or exploitation.

4. Protect safety

No credible threats, encouragement of violence, extremist recruitment, dangerous dares, or instructions encouraging self-harm. Do not use a live discussion to plan harm, exploit a crisis, or pressure someone into risky conduct. Do not broadcast while driving or make trespassing and unsafe travel a challenge.

5. Protect children and personal boundaries

Sexual exploitation of children, grooming, sexualized depictions of minors, and requests for such material are prohibited. Do not involve children in roast rounds or expose their identifying details. Do not show sexual acts, coercive sexual conduct, or intimate images shared without permission.

6. Keep private information private

Do not reveal another person’s phone number, home address, identity documents, payment information, or private conversations without permission. Do not pressure guests to reveal their precise location. Avoid showing bystanders, private premises, or sensitive travel documents without appropriate permission. Being on a public stream does not authorize others to stalk or harass you.

7. Be honest and respect others’ work

Do not impersonate people, fabricate emergencies, run scams, or conceal paid promotions. Separate personal opinions from factual claims, and correct mistakes. Do not present dangerous false claims about health or safety as established facts. Share only media you have permission to use; do not broadcast pirated films, music, or private recordings.

8. Keep participation fair

Do not spam the chat, flood hand-raise requests, manipulate polls using multiple accounts or automation, or evade a restriction. Suggest relevant questions instead of advertising unrelated services. Gifts, money, and purchases must never be demanded as the price of avoiding humiliation or abuse.

9. Hosts are responsible for their rooms

A host may accept up to three guests, manage speaking turns, mute microphones, remove guests, and moderate chat. Explain the discussion topic, give people a fair opportunity to respond, and act when a guest crosses these standards. Do not manufacture harassment to attract an audience. Administrators may intervene even if the host approves of the conduct.

10. Use the safety controls

Use Report stream to describe a concern, including who was involved and roughly when it happened. Leave the stage or stop a roast round whenever you need to. Hosts and administrators can use the moderation controls while a report is reviewed. Reports are not public chat messages, and reporting does not guarantee an immediate response. For immediate danger, contact appropriate local emergency services.

11. Enforcement and review

Content My Trip LLP may remove messages, restrict participation, remove a guest, end a broadcast, or revoke broadcasting approval. The response depends on the conduct, its severity, and repeated violations. Abuse does not become acceptable because it is popular or attracts votes.

If you believe a moderation decision was mistaken, contact Content My Trip support with the stream details and an explanation. Do not post another person’s private information in an appeal. We may update these standards; material changes to this version require a fresh acknowledgement before participating.