Trust is part of the welcome
A good room has clear boundaries.
These disclosures explain what PC does today, what it does not promise, and what still needs to be completed before a public launch.
Independent community
Politically Correct is independent of Clubhouse. Clubhouse names and trademarks identify the external service, not an affiliation or endorsement. Leaving PC to join a room means that service’s terms and privacy practices apply.
Opinion is not verified reporting
Hosts, guests, and members speak for themselves unless clearly identified as an official PC statement. Commentary is not a statement of established fact or professional legal, financial, medical, or other advice. Check original reporting and consult an appropriate professional for personal decisions.
Our editorial standardsPrivacy before recognition
Member introductions require an explicit opt-in and host approval. The lounge does not publish attendance, reading history, email addresses, or inferred political affiliations. Topic suggestions are private to authorized staff. Members can edit or remove their own submissions.
Privacy noticeMoney does not buy influence
Contributions are voluntary and never change moderation standards, editorial judgment, or member access. Sponsorships, affiliate links, and other material relationships must be clearly identified where they appear. Direct sponsor placements in the news feed and after articles are labeled Advertisement and identify the advertiser. They do not change the news order or moderation decisions. Advertising inquiries are not confirmed bookings.
Contribution disclosures and availabilitySecurity is ongoing work
The app uses server-side session and role checks, private account queries, input validation, and rate limits on member submissions. These safeguards reduce risk; they are not a promise of perfect security or an independent security certification.
Registration and password recovery remain unavailable until verified email delivery is configured. Background cleanup and production deployment must be verified operationally, not assumed from the presence of code.
Reporting and launch readiness
The operator’s legal identity, jurisdiction, privacy and copyright contact, complaint procedure, and retention schedule still need to be finalized. Until the official reporting channel is published, do not submit sensitive complaints, identity documents, or legal notices through topic suggestions.
A qualified attorney should review the final privacy notice, terms, contribution policy, copyright process, and recording-consent rules for the operator’s jurisdiction. Disclosures alone do not eliminate legal liability.
Draft service termsCommunity guidelines