Community Guidelines
How we treat each other on Wolfpack.
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Wolf Pack is a campus community
These Community Guidelines describe the conduct we expect from every member. Acceptance of our Terms of Service includes agreement to follow these Guidelines.
Be real
Use your own name, your own photos, and accurate information about yourself. Impersonating another person or misrepresenting who you are is not allowed.
Be respectful
Treat other members with courtesy. Harassment, threats, hate speech, and unwanted sexual advances have no place here and will result in removal.
Keep it platonic in intent labels
Wolf Pack is about finding friends, study partners, and gym partners on campus. Do not use the Service for solicitation, commercial promotion, or any activity outside those purposes.
Protect privacy
Do not share another member's private information, and do not attempt to locate or track another member. Wolf Pack never shows anyone's residence or real time location, and you may not seek that information through the Service.
Keep chat text only
Messages are text only by design. Do not attempt to send or solicit images, audio, or video through chat.
Report concerns
If someone violates these Guidelines, use the report and block tools in the app. Reports are reviewed, and blocking makes you and the other member invisible to each other.
Consequences
Violating these Guidelines may result in warnings, feature limits, or permanent removal from the Service, depending on severity.
Deleting your account does not undo any of this. A report made about you, and a block placed on you, are kept even after an account is deleted, and a removal for serious misconduct applies to you rather than to the account you were using at the time. Registering again with the same campus email address will not restore access. Our Privacy Policy sets out exactly what is kept and for how long.
Re-verification
Your access depends on holding an active, eligible email address at a participating campus. We check this periodically. If your address stops being eligible, at graduation or otherwise, your profile stops being shown and you will be asked to re-verify. You can re-verify at any time by signing in with a currently eligible campus address, which restores your profile, your matches, and your conversations. If you do not re-verify, your account is closed under the retention terms in our Privacy Policy. Re-verification is not available to an account that was removed for breaking these Guidelines.
How to reach us
The report and block tools in the app are the fastest route and the one to use if you can: a report made there arrives with the context already attached. If you cannot use them, write to report@wolfpackcampus.com.
For anything urgent or serious, write to abuse@wolfpackcampus.com. That includes a threat to someone's safety, a person you believe is not a student, sexual content involving anyone under 18, or an account you believe has been taken over. That address is also the one for other platforms, and for law enforcement, to contact us about a member.
If you are in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first. We are not an emergency service and we cannot reach you faster than they can. On the Stony Brook campus, University Police can be reached at 631-632-3333.