LARP — Community Guidelines & Acceptable Use Policy

Last updated: September 25, 2026
Effective date: September 25, 2026

LARP is a community of Owners (who list high-end cars as photo/video subjects) and Creators (who book them for shoots). These Guidelines keep everyone safe and the marketplace trustworthy. They apply to all Users, everywhere on LARP — Listings, photos, messages, reviews, and in-person Sessions. Breaking them can cost you your account. They incorporate, and don't replace, the Terms of Service, Nondiscrimination Policy, and Content & Releases Policy.

1. The four golden rules

No driving — ever. A LARP Session is a stationary shoot. (See §2.)
Be honest. Accurate Listings, real photos, truthful reviews, no fake accounts.
Be respectful. No harassment, hate, discrimination, threats, or unwanted contact.
Be safe. Put people's safety first, on-set and on-platform.

2. The no-drive rule (restated for everyone)

This is the heart of LARP. On every Session:

The Creator and their guests do not drive, move, start (to drive), tow, or operate the Car, do not sit in the driver's seat to operate it, and do not take the keys or possession/control of the Car.
The Owner stays present the whole time and keeps the keys and control.
The Car is not driven during the Session. It stays at the agreed location as a photo/video subject only; only the Owner may reposition it, briefly, at walking pace, with the area clear.

Trying to drive or move the Car — or pressuring an Owner to let you — is a serious violation that can end the Session immediately and get you removed.

3. On-set conduct & safety

Follow the Owner's reasonable instructions about the Car and the location.
Handle the Car only as the Owner allows (e.g., leaning/posing if permitted). Don't sit in, climb on, or enter the Car except as the Owner expressly permits, and never to operate it.
Keep the set safe: mind cables, lighting, props, and bystanders; don't block exits; control your crew, talent, and guests.
No dangerous activity around the Car: never run the engine indoors or in any enclosed space (a garage, studio or parking structure); no revving, burnouts, launches or other stunts; no pyrotechnics, sparks, open flame, smoke effects, or firearms — real or replica. Drones only if flown by a pilot holding an FAA Part 107 certificate, with the Owner's agreement and any permits the location requires.
Guests: state your headcount in the booking brief — no more than 6 people, including you. Under-18s may attend only with a parent or guardian present. Brief everyone you bring on these Guidelines; you answer for them.
No impairment: don't show up under the influence in a way that endangers people or the Car.
Respect the location and neighbors; keep the shoot at the agreed location.

4. Prohibited uses

You may not use LARP, a Car, or a Session to:

Drive, move, or operate any Car, or attempt to (the cardinal rule).
Do anything illegal, or create content that is illegal, or use the Car/location to facilitate a crime.
Endanger people or property, or perform unsafe stunts/effects without permits, safety measures, and insurance.
Shoot on public streets, sidewalks, or parks without the required film/photo permits and insurance (Creator/production's responsibility — see the Content & Releases Policy).
Harass, threaten, stalk, dox, or discriminate against anyone (see Nondiscrimination Policy).
Produce or post content that is non-consensual, sexually exploitative, involves minors inappropriately, is hateful, defamatory, or infringes anyone's rights (IP, privacy, publicity).
Post nudity or sexual content anywhere on LARP, or use a Session for a nude, erotic or sexually explicit shoot. Fashion and glamour shoots are fine.
Misrepresent yourself, your shoot, a Car, or your authority to list it; create fake accounts, reviews, or bookings.
Circumvent the platform — taking payment or coordination off-platform, soliciting users away from LARP, or evading fees, verification, or a ban.
Defraud anyone, including payment fraud or chargeback abuse.
Scrape, hack, or disrupt the Services, or misuse other users' data (including the revealed meeting location).
Use a Car in any way that violates the Owner's instructions, the law, or these Guidelines.

5. Content rules

Listings, photos, messages, and reviews must be your own (or properly licensed), accurate, and lawful. Don't post content that is infringing, deceptive, hateful, harassing, sexually exploitative, violent, private to someone else, or otherwise prohibited above. Creators/producers are responsible for the releases, clearances, and permits behind their Session Content — see the Content & Releases Policy. Copyright complaints are handled under the DMCA process in that policy. LARP has zero tolerance for objectionable content and abusive users.

6. Reporting, blocking, and moderation

We rely on the community to keep LARP safe, and we give you tools to do it:

Report / flag. You can report any Listing or user from within the app. Tell us what's wrong.
Block. You can block another user to stop further contact.
Filter. We use automated and manual measures to filter objectionable content.
We act. Our team reviews every report and takes action — including removing content and removing offending users. Urgent safety reports are actioned within 24 hours of receiving them; other reports are worked through as quickly as we can, without a fixed deadline.
Contact us. Reach our team at admin@larp.global.

7. Consequences

Depending on severity, we may: warn you; remove or hide content; cancel a Session or booking; limit features; suspend or permanently ban your account; withhold payouts pending a dispute; pursue indemnification; and report illegal activity to authorities. Two or more strongly negative reviews of a Listing pause it automatically, and a person then reviews it and decides whether it returns — the pause comes first, the review after. Decisions about safety, fraud, and serious violations may be immediate. Circumventing a ban (e.g., a new account) is itself a violation.

We try to be fair and may offer a way to appeal by contacting admin@larp.global, but we are not obligated to reinstate any account.

8. How to report an urgent safety issue

If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first. Then report it in the app (Report → Unsafe, Harassment or Discrimination), which flags it as urgent and starts our 24-hour clock. If you can't use the app, email admin@larp.global; emailed reports are reviewed as quickly as we can.