Friendium Repeat Offender Policy

This policy establishes how Friendium identifies, evaluates, and enforces actions against users who repeatedly violate platform rules, community standards, or safety requirements.

1. Purpose & Rationale

Friendium is a real-identity social network designed to foster trust, accountability, and meaningful interaction. Repeated violations undermine community safety, user trust, and platform integrity.

This Repeat Offender Policy exists to:

  • Protect users from persistent harmful behavior
  • Ensure consistent and proportionate enforcement
  • Deter abuse of the platform and its features
  • Reduce enforcement evasion tactics
  • Safeguard Friendium and Nexa-Group from legal, reputational, and operational risk

2. Definition of a Repeat Offender

A repeat offender is any account that engages in multiple violations over time, regardless of whether those violations are identical in nature.

Repeat behavior may include:

  • Repeated harassment, bullying, or abusive conduct
  • Recurring hate speech or discriminatory behavior
  • Multiple misinformation violations
  • Ongoing privacy abuse or doxxing attempts
  • Repeated content removals for policy breaches
  • Attempts to evade enforcement using alternate accounts

3. Violation Tracking & History

Friendium maintains internal enforcement records that may include:

  • Prior warnings and notices
  • Temporary restrictions or feature limitations
  • Content removals or visibility limitations
  • Appeals outcomes
  • Behavioral patterns over time

Violation history is assessed holistically rather than as isolated incidents.

4. Escalation Framework

Enforcement escalates progressively based on severity, frequency, and risk:

  • Stage 1: Educational warning and policy notice
  • Stage 2: Temporary feature limitations
  • Stage 3: Time-limited account suspension
  • Stage 4: Extended suspension or permanent ban

Friendium reserves the right to skip stages in cases involving serious harm, threats, or illegal activity.

5. Pattern-Based Enforcement

Enforcement decisions consider patterns such as:

  • Frequency of violations within defined timeframes
  • Similarity or escalation of harmful behavior
  • Disregard for prior warnings
  • Targeting of specific individuals or groups
  • Impact on community safety

6. High-Risk Repeat Offenders

Accounts may be designated as high-risk repeat offenders when behavior indicates credible harm, manipulation, or abuse.

High-risk indicators include:

  • Threats of violence or intimidation
  • Sexual exploitation or abuse
  • Child safety violations
  • Coordinated harassment campaigns
  • Persistent evasion of enforcement

7. Enforcement Evasion

Friendium strictly prohibits attempts to evade enforcement, including:

  • Creating alternate or replacement accounts
  • Using third parties to continue violations
  • Manipulating identity or account information
  • Automated or scripted activity to bypass restrictions

Evasion may result in immediate permanent suspension.

8. Relationship to Appeals

Repeat offender status does not eliminate appeal rights; however, violation history is considered during appeal review.

Appeals that do not address underlying behavior patterns are unlikely to succeed.

9. Transparency & Accountability

Aggregated data on repeat offender enforcement may be included in:

  • Transparency & Enforcement Reports
  • Safety & Integrity Reviews
  • Internal audits and compliance reviews

10. Legal & Regulatory Alignment

This policy supports Friendium’s obligations under:

  • Online safety regulations
  • Harassment and abuse prevention laws
  • Child protection frameworks
  • Platform integrity and consumer protection requirements

11. Policy Updates

Friendium may update this policy as needed to address emerging threats, regulatory changes, or platform risks.

12. Contact

Trust & Enforcement: trust@friendium.com
Appeals: appeals@friendium.com
Legal & Compliance: legal@nexa-group.org

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