Community guidelines
What we ask of everyone finding each other here.
HaskeHub works because a follower count can be trusted, a venue policy is what it says it is, and an introduction gets a real answer. These are the rules that keep that true, and what happens when they aren’t followed.
Profiles & content
What goes on a profile or in a brief.
Every card on HaskeHub is a claim somebody else is going to act on. These keep that claim honest.
Your own work
Portfolio pieces, reels and photos are the creator’s own. Reposting somebody else’s work as your own is treated the same as any other false claim on a profile.
Numbers you can stand behind
Follower and engagement figures should be real. Screenshot or platform-verified evidence is shown next to self-reported numbers precisely so a brand can weigh the difference — inflating a number past what the evidence supports defeats the reason that distinction exists.
A brief that says what the job is
A campaign or collaboration should describe real work, a real deadline and a budget the brand actually intends to pay. “Budget on request” is a legitimate answer; a number that was never on the table is not.
An honest venue report
SpotFinder’s photography and equipment policies come from venues and from creators who’ve actually shot there. A correction should reflect what really happened on a visit — not what would be convenient for a competing listing to say.
No harmful or hateful content
Content that promotes violence, hate speech, discrimination or illegal activity has no place in a profile, a portfolio, or a brief.
No adult content
HaskeHub is a discovery and work platform. Sexually explicit content or adult-themed material isn’t welcome in any part of it.
Community conduct
How to treat the people on the other side.
- ·Treat every brand, creator and venue with the same respect you'd want back.
- ·Answer introductions, applications and messages within a reasonable time — even a decline is an answer.
- ·Honor a campaign or collaboration you accepted, including its deadline. If something changes, say so.
- ·Keep contact details private once they're shared. A handle or an email released to you through an accepted request is not yours to pass along.
- ·Report a false venue policy, a fake profile, or abusive conduct rather than working around it.
Enforcement & consequences
What happens when these aren’t followed.
Ops reviews reports and profiles directly — there is no automated ban here, and no action is taken without someone on the team looking at it first.
A warning, and a correction
A false claim gets fixed or removed — a venue policy corrected, a profile figure asked to be re-evidenced, a listing edited. Most issues end here.
Verification held or removed
A creator’s verification tier or a business’s verified badge can be reduced or removed where the claim it stood for turns out not to hold up.
Account suspended
Suspension signs an account out everywhere and blocks it from signing back in until ops reactivates it. Reserved for conduct that puts other people at risk, not a first honest mistake.
Permanent removal
Harassment, hate speech, fraud, or repeated bad-faith reports after a warning end the account for good.
Report something
A wrong venue policy, a fake profile, abusive conduct, a brief that wasn’t honest — email support@haskehub.com with as much detail as you have, including a link to the profile or venue. A person reads every report, and a wrong photography policy is corrected the same way a venue gets surveyed in the first place — checked, then updated with who confirmed it and when.