Community guidelines

The Wogger community is lifters sharing their training with the people they choose. Be decent, log what you lifted, and keep it about training. These are the rules every report is judged against.

They cover everything you share: workouts, photos, captions and comments, and your name, handle, bio and profile photo.

No harassment, threats, hate or slurs — about anyone, for anything: their body, their strength, how they train or who they are. Disagree with a program, not with a person.

Boards and leagues only mean something if the numbers are real. A workout that looks impossible is held back from every board until someone checks it. Don’t pretend to be someone else.

No advertising or selling, no follow-for-follow schemes, and no posting the same thing over and over.

Sharing what you did is fine. Telling others to copy something dangerous is not: drugs, crash diets, or loading that could injure someone, presented as safe.

No nudity or sexual content. Gym photos are welcome — keep them gym photos.

Don’t post photos of other people, or anything about them, without their OK. A workout someone shared with their followers is theirs to share further, not yours.

Report a post from its ⋯ menu, a comment by pressing and holding it, and a lifter from the ⋯ on their profile. The person you report is never told who reported them. When enough people report the same thing, it is hidden until a moderator has looked. We aim to look at every report within a day.

You can also block anyone, at any time: neither of you sees the other, or anything the other shares.

• Leave it up, when it keeps to these guidelines.
• Warn you, and leave it up.
• Take it down — or, for a profile, clear its name, bio and photo.
• Suspend you from the community for a number of days: your profile and posts are hidden, and you can’t post, comment or follow. Your training log, your backup and your account are untouched.

Whenever a moderator acts on something of yours, the app tells you.

Email hello@wogger.app with your handle and what happened. A person reads every message, and will look again.