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Roast the car. Don’t target the human.

Roastly works when the joke stays playful, the upload is yours to share, and nobody’s safety or privacy becomes content.

Effective July 27, 2026

01 / Policy

Keep it about the car

Playful criticism of styling, condition, photos, and automotive choices is expected. Do not use Roastly to threaten, shame, stalk, dox, sexually harass, or target a person or protected group.

02 / Policy

Upload responsibly

Only upload photos you own or have permission to publish. Do not submit stolen images, intimate imagery, accident victims, graphic injury, illegal activity, or content involving minors in a sexualized, exploitative, or unsafe context.

Blur license plates, faces, addresses, school details, workplace badges, and other identifiers. Never post a vehicle location to facilitate theft, confrontation, or unwanted tracking.

03 / Policy

No dangerous advice

Do not treat a Roastly verdict as a safety inspection. Never rely on generated commentary to decide whether a vehicle is roadworthy or to perform a repair. Use a qualified professional for mechanical, legal, insurance, or safety decisions.

04 / Policy

Report in good faith

Use the report button for privacy violations, lack of permission, harassment, dangerous content, or other clear guideline breaches. Repeated false, retaliatory, automated, or spam reports may be rate-limited or ignored.

Reports are manually reviewed. Content may remain visible while review is pending, unless an admin removes it.

05 / Policy

Beta enforcement

Admins may keep a roast public, remove it, close reports, or restrict abusive activity. Enforcement decisions are practical beta judgments and may evolve as the community grows.

Immediate danger or suspected crime should be reported to the appropriate local authority or emergency service. Roastly is not an emergency channel.

Need to flag a public roast? Use the report control on its public page. Review is manual during beta. Read the Community Guidelines for removal standards.
    Community Guidelines — Roastly