Rules

Simple rules, plainly stated. Submitting a claim means you've read them and agree.

Who can submit

1.You must be 18 or older.
2.Put a name to it. You must enter a name to go on the record — your full name, last name, or the name you're known by. We don't verify it. The record works because you're standing behind your words; a fake name only cheats you. A photo is optional, but it's a good way to make the entry unmistakably yours.

3.Make a real claim, with a deadline. A claim is something you believe will happen, and a date by when. "By when" is required. Vague feelings and hot takes with no deadline aren't claims, and may be rejected.

4.Don't impersonate anyone. Don't use another real person's name, face, or identity.
5.No slurs or hate speech.
6.No harassment or threats.
7.No private information about other people (addresses, phone numbers, IDs).
8.No spam or promotion. A claim is not an advertisement.
9.Your photo must be your own and clean. No nudity, no sexual or explicit content, no graphic violence or gore, and no images you don't have the right to use. A photo is optional — but if you add one, it has to be safe for a public page.
10.Nothing illegal. Any sexual content involving minors is removed immediately and reported to the authorities.

Break any rule in this section and your entry is rejected with no refund. We'll tell you in writing which rule was broken, and why.

11.Once published, your claim stays — no edits, no deletions, no takebacks. Anyone can look it up, for as long as the record stands. The only thing we ever remove is an entry that breaks the rules above.

The $5 pays for review and for keeping your claim on the record permanently.

If we publish your claim — no refund. You received exactly what you paid for: a permanent, numbered, public record.
If we reject it for a quality reason (too vague, not a real claim) — full refund.
If we reject it for breaking a rule (4–10 above) — no refund. We'll tell you in writing which rule was broken, and why.
Duplicate or incorrect charges, or a technical failure that stops us delivering your record — refunded.
Where the law gives you a refund right that can't be waived — honored.

In exceptional cases we may refund at our discretion. To raise any of the above, email hello@imean.it.