Community Guidelines
Effective June 9, 2026 · Grassroots racing runs on trust — between racers, families, fans, and the brands that back them. These are the standards that keep RaceAlly worth trusting.
This document is a working draft prepared for the RaceAlly private beta and is pending review by licensed counsel.
1. The Standard
RaceAlly exists so grassroots racers get funded and the sport grows. That only works if the platform stays a place where a nine-year-old quarter midget driver, her parents, a local parts shop, and a national brand can all show up and trust what they find. The standard is simple: act like you’re in the pits on race day, surrounded by families — because on RaceAlly, you are.
2. Respect People
No harassment, threats, bullying, or hate. No attacks on people for race, ethnicity, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or anything else they are. Hard racing makes rivals; it does not make targets. Settle beefs on the track, not in someone’s comments.
3. Keep It Authentic
Post real racing: your car, your results, your schedule, your content. No impersonating drivers, teams, tracks, or brands. No fake results, inflated audience numbers, or doctored proof-of-performance. Sponsors fund what they can verify — fake content steals from every honest racer on the platform.
4. Family-Sport Standard
Kids and parents are here. Keep language, imagery, and conduct appropriate for a race-day grandstand: no sexually explicit content, no graphic violence glorification, no content that endangers or sexualizes minors — the last of which is reported to authorities, not just removed.
5. Protect Young Racers
Profiles of racers under 13 are guardian-managed — the child is not on the other end, and we keep it that way. Do not send direct messages to minors or attempt to reach a young racer outside their guardian; all contact with a youth profile goes through the parent or legal guardian, period. Full rules are in our Youth Racer & Guardian Policy. Violating youth-protection norms is the fastest possible route to a permanent ban.
6. No Gambling or Wagering Content
RaceAlly is for backing racers, not betting on them. No wagering on race outcomes, no raffles, sweepstakes, or chance-based promotions run through the platform, and no content promoting gambling services to the community. Fan support is patronage — keep it that way.
7. Brand-Safe Conduct for Sponsored Athletes
When you carry a sponsor’s name, your conduct on RaceAlly reflects on them. Sponsored racers and teams are expected to keep their profiles and posts professional: deliver what you committed, represent partners accurately, and avoid content a reasonable sponsor could not stand next to. That professionalism is exactly what makes grassroots sponsorship renew.
8. Enforcement and Appeals
Enforcement is a ladder: a warning for most first violations, removal of the offending content for repeated or more serious ones, and account suspension or permanent ban for severe or persistent abuse. We skip rungs when the conduct warrants it — youth-safety violations, threats, and fraud start at the top. Our moderation rights are described in the Terms of Service; copyright issues follow the DMCA Policy.
If you believe we got an enforcement decision wrong, appeal by emailing Chase@FarrisFactory.com with your account email and what happened. A human reads every appeal, and we will tell you what we decided and why.