Community rules

Nashly exists for the weird, wonderful, real things happening in Nashville. Backyard wrestling, your friend's band, a scooter ride at midnight — all welcome. A few things are not.

Not allowed — removed and counted as a strike

• Illegal activity or helping people do it.
• Drugs. Sales, drug-centered gatherings, “party favors.”
• Sexual gatherings or sexual content. Orgies, sex work, hookup solicitations, nudity.
• Weapons sales or gatherings centered on weapons.
• Hate — attacks on people for who they are.
• Scams — MLM pitches, crypto pumps, phishing, “guaranteed returns.”
• Threats, harassment, doxxing.
• Anyone under 18, in any context.
• Fake anything — fake events, fake attendance, fake ratings, multiple accounts.

Held for a human look

Borderline posts are held briefly and reviewed by a person: ambiguous substance references, combat sports (allowed — we just check), events that read like an unlicensed business, spam-looking repeats, and off-platform contact requests in chat that look predatory.

Posting for a business

Personal use is free. If you post for a venue, brand, or promoter — or you want ticket links on posts — you need a business account. Personal accounts that clearly post commercially get switched.

How enforcement works

Every post is screened automatically when you submit it. Three independent reports hide something until a person reviews it. Three removed posts pause your posting pending review. We'd rather talk than ban: support@nashly.app.