Good company starts with care.
A few shared expectations for conversations, introductions, and gatherings connected with Tangerine Fax.
Make room, without pressure
Let people choose how much to share. Passing on a prompt, declining an invitation, or leaving a conversation is always acceptable. Share the conversation time and respect differences in background, beliefs, and experience.
Consent is an ongoing conversation
Ask before taking photos, recording, posting, adding someone to a group, or sharing contact details. An introduction is not permission for persistent contact. A no, a request to stop, or a lack of response should be respected.
Keep the purpose clear
Our connection enquiries are for friendship, conversation, shared interests, and accountability. Do not use them for unsolicited romantic or sexual approaches, recruitment, financial schemes, or sales pitches. Harassment, discriminatory behaviour, threats, and exploitation are not acceptable.
Protect privacy
Do not repeat another person’s story with identifying details without their permission. Avoid collecting sensitive information. Hosts should explain their practical boundaries and should not promise confidentiality that they cannot actually ensure in a group.
Meet thoughtfully
For initial in-person meetings, choose a busy public place, agree on the plan, and arrange your own travel. Do not send money or identity documents to someone you have just met. A connection enquiry does not mean a person has been verified or background-checked.
Raise a concern
Leave an interaction if you feel uncomfortable. Use the contact form to report conduct connected with a Tangerine Fax introduction or gathering, with enough detail for us to understand the concern. We may decline future introductions or involvement following inappropriate conduct. For immediate danger, contact local emergency services directly.