Community Guidelines
These guidelines are published by The Collective Dance Agency LLC, doing business as The Collective Dance Agency ("CDA"). CDA exists so trained dancers and creators can grow on their own terms. These guidelines keep classes, chats, listings and every CDA space safe, professional and worth showing up for. They apply to members, creators, businesses and visitors.
Do
- Respect people. Treat every dancer, creator, member and business with professionalism, whatever their background, body, age, style or level.
- Respect the work. Choreography and classes are creative property. Credit artists. Don't record, screenshot, re-teach or repost class content unless the creator and CDA allow it.
- Be honest. Use your real identity. Represent your experience, credits and opportunities accurately.
- Protect privacy. Don't share other people's personal information, images or class footage without their consent.
- Keep it safe. Train within your limits. Tell the instructor about injuries or concerns.
Don't
- Harass, bully, threaten, stalk or demean anyone, including through DMs.
- Post or send sexual content, hate speech, or content that discriminates based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, age or any other protected characteristic.
- Post job listings that are unpaid when presented as paid, misleading, unsafe, illegal, or that charge talent to apply.
- Pressure anyone into meeting, working, or paying outside the platform in ways that put them at risk.
- Spam, scam, or promote unrelated businesses in CDA spaces.
- Impersonate anyone or misrepresent your affiliation with CDA.
- Allow anyone under 18 to use your account or attend classes.
Reporting
Email support@thecollectivedanceagency.com (or legal@thecollectivedanceagency.com for safety or legal concerns). Include what happened, when, and any screenshots. We review every report and don't share who reported.
What happens
Depending on severity: a reminder, content removal, temporary suspension, or permanent removal. Serious safety issues may be reported to authorities. If action is taken on your account, we'll tell you which guideline applied, and you can reply to ask us to reconsider.