Community Guidelines
Last updated: October 12, 2026
HustlePage works because people share honestly. These guidelines describe what belongs here and what doesn't. They apply to everything you post — profiles, projects, posts, images and comments, in public and private projects alike.
On this page
1. What's welcome
HustlePage is for sharing real side hustles of every kind. We want you to:
- share progress, numbers, setbacks and lessons — including the messy parts;
- talk openly about money: revenue, pricing, ads, sponsorships and side income are core topics here;
- give honest feedback and criticism, including about products and competitors, without attacking people;
- link to your own products, shops and channels in your profile and posts.
2. What's not allowed
Sexual content
No nudity or sexually explicit content. Anything that sexualises minors is never allowed and is reported to the relevant authorities where required by law.
Violence and self-harm
No threats, glorification of violence or violent crime, instructions for weapons that can cause mass harm, or content that promotes or encourages suicide or self-harm.
Hate and harassment
No attacks on people based on race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, caste, sex, gender, sexual orientation, disability or serious illness. No bullying, targeted harassment, pile-ons, or sharing someone's private information (such as their address or phone number) without consent.
Scams and deception
No fraud, phishing, pyramid or Ponzi schemes, fake giveaways, or “guaranteed income” offers designed to take people's money. Don't fabricate results to mislead people into buying something.
Spam and manipulation
- No repetitive or unsolicited promotion, mass-posted comments, or content unrelated to your projects.
- No buying, selling or trading follows, stars, reactions or comments, and no bots or multiple accounts to inflate activity.
- No QR codes in images. Use the social links on your profile and links in your posts instead, so people can see where they lead.
Impersonation and handles
Don't pretend to be another person, brand or organisation, or register handles to block or resell them.
Illegal content and others' rights
No content that promotes illegal goods or services, links to malware, or infringes someone's copyright or trademark. See copyright complaints.
3. How we enforce these rules
Text and images are checked automatically when you submit them, and our team reviews reported content. Depending on the content and the account's history, consequences can include:
- Blocking — content that clearly breaks the rules isn't published, and you'll see a message explaining what to change.
- Hiding or removing content that is already published.
- Temporary limits on an account that repeatedly breaks the rules, such as posting less often for a while.
- Suspension or permanent ban for serious or repeated violations. Creating new accounts to get around a ban isn't allowed.
Automated systems make mistakes in both directions. If you think one got it wrong, request a review — that's what it's for.
5. Reporting
If you see a project, post or comment that breaks these guidelines, use the report (flag) option on it, choose a reason and add details if they help. Reports are confidential. We'll notify you when we've reviewed it, and you can follow your reports in Settings → Account → Reports & reviews.
Please report honestly: reporting content just because you disagree with it, or reporting in bulk, doesn't help and may reduce the weight of your future reports. To stop seeing someone, you can also block them from the menu on their posts or comments.
6. Requesting a review (appeals)
If your content was blocked or hidden and you think it's a mistake, choose Request manual review — in the message shown when content is blocked, or from the Hidden label on your content. A person will look at it and you'll get a notification with the result. Each decision can be reviewed once, and you can track your requests in Settings → Account → Reports & reviews.
If a review is approved, the content becomes visible again (or, for something blocked at upload, you can submit it again) and the decision no longer counts against your account. For account-level decisions such as a ban, email support@hustle.page.
7. Changes
We'll update these guidelines as the community grows. They are part of our Terms of Service; questions go to support@hustle.page.