Practical guide

Methodology: trust score and moderation

This page summarizes how TaciMeet uses trust signals and moderation mechanisms to reduce abuse without claiming a perfect system.

Trust score is a safety signal, not an absolute certificate of reliability.

Short answer

Trust score combines positive and risk signals to adapt some platform rules (for example progressive restrictions), while photo moderation and member reports complement the system.

Positive signals

Signals such as verified email or an approved photo can improve trust score and reduce certain restrictions.

Risk signals

Technical or behavioral signals can increase caution and trigger temporary restrictions on some actions.

Progressive decisions, not only binary

Where possible, the system favors progressive restrictions (for example message delays) instead of only “allow/deny” decisions.

Role of moderation and members

Photo moderation and member reporting remain essential. Trust score is only one part of a broader safety approach.

Transparency and limits

To reduce circumvention, not every technical detail is public. The service focuses on communicating principles, goals, and limits.

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