1. Be real about your Budol
A Flex tells the story of an actual paid purchase. Don’t invent ownership, purchases, results or experiences. If you haven’t figured out your verdict yet, say so. You don’t need a perfect story or a positive one—just an honest one.
2. Keep product details useful
Search before adding a product. Don’t deliberately create duplicates, swap identities, manipulate names or give fake prices and model details. Honest mistakes happen: correct your own editable details and flag problems rather than adding more misleading records.
3. Give honest credit
Say who or what influenced the purchase without falsely tagging someone. Attribution is your account of influence, not proof that the person endorses you or the product. Nabudol Din Ako starts your own related Flex; it is not a shortcut to invent a purchase or automatically award credit.
Respect attribution disputes. A credited member can remove their credit using the available dispute control. Don’t try to tag them again on the same Budol through another story or account. There is no restoration or consent workflow in this beta.
4. Say when there’s a commercial relationship
If you’re paid, sponsored, using affiliate links, connected to a seller or brand, or received a gift, make that relationship clear in the relevant text. There is no dedicated disclosure button yet. Don’t dress up promotion as an independent personal recommendation. A gifted item alone does not qualify as an actual paid-purchase Budol.
No repetitive promotion, irrelevant links, unsolicited mass advertising or spam. Disclosure is not a free pass to turn the community into an ad feed.
5. Disagree with the verdict, respect the person
Solid (also known as Good Shit), Saks Lang and Bad Budol can all be honest verdicts. You can dislike a product, share a disappointing experience or disagree with someone. Distinguish your opinion and experience from factual accusations you know are false.
No bullying, harassment, threats, hate or targeted abuse. Don’t impersonate a person, creator, brand or organization. Keep criticism about the experience, not an attack on the person sharing it.
6. Respect privacy and upload responsibly
Don’t expose someone’s address, phone number, private messages, account details or other private information. Check photos for receipts, addresses and faces you don’t have permission to share. Only upload content you have the right to use.
No illegal, abusive, sexually exploitative or malicious content, including exploitation of children. Keep images appropriate for a general social community. A privacy toggle cannot hide information you put into a public caption or image.
7. Keep dangerous links out
No phishing, malware, scams, fraudulent seller claims or deliberately dangerous links. Don’t ask people for passwords or verification codes. Sharing a shop link does not mean Nabudol has verified the seller or guarantees the purchase.
8. Earn community signals honestly
Don’t use fake accounts, bots, coordinated abuse or engagement trades to manipulate Nabudol Din Ako, Budol! reactions, follows, influence attribution, rankings or other metrics. Don’t scrape private information, bypass access controls or disrupt the service.
The point is genuine person-to-person influence and what happened after buying—not manufacturing a number.
9. Report problems and give people space
Signed-in members can report users, public Budols and comments through their available report controls. Use a reason that fits; share necessary context through the Other option without unnecessary personal information. Don’t misuse reports to punish a verdict you disagree with.
You can block another member and manage blocks in settings. Blocking limits interactions between your accounts; public content may still be seen while signed out. Budol owners can remove comments on their stories. Neither reporting nor blocking guarantees immediate platform-wide removal.
For moderation concerns, appeals, support or intellectual-property/copyright complaints, email hellonabudol@gmail.com. Include relevant context or a link without unnecessary private information. The beta is for people aged 18 and above only.
10. How we handle problems
Administrators can review reports and record decisions. The current report queue does not automatically remove content or suspend accounts. We do not promise an automated moderation system or a fixed response time.
Nabudol may use available administrative measures to restrict or remove content, limit features, suspend access or terminate accounts when necessary for safety, legal obligations or these rules. We aim for proportionate action based on severity and repetition. A full in-app enforcement and appeals process is not yet available.
These guidelines work alongside the Terms and Privacy Policy. We’ll update this page and communicate material changes through an appropriate service notice as the community grows.