Verification shows that a community on Fluxer.app is the official one for a project, organization, brand, creator or public figure. It isn't an endorsement from us.
What verified communities get
- A verified badge next to your community's name. A community that's also partnered gets one badge that shows both.
- Listing in Explore as soon as you apply.
A community can be both verified and partnered. If you mostly want people to find your community, you can list it in Explore without getting verified.
What we look at
We need to see that your community really is the official one. A link to it from your official website, code repository or social media accounts is usually the simplest proof. An email from your project's or organization's own domain also helps.
The project, organization or person needs to exist outside Fluxer, but not necessarily online. There's no minimum size, and small projects and local groups are welcome.
We decide case by case, and proof doesn't guarantee verification. Verified communities must follow our community guidelines and be safe for everyone 13 and up.
We'd especially like to verify open source and free software projects, and the partnered communities article explains what we do and don't ask of them.
How to ask
Email partners@fluxer.com with "Verified" and your community's name in the subject, like "Verified: Example Foundation". Please tell us which community it is on Fluxer and who it's the official community for, and include your proof. Please don't send ID documents.
Staying verified
Verification belongs to the project, organization or person that we checked. If your community stops being their official community, for example because it goes to an owner who doesn't speak for them, we may remove the verified badge.
We'll usually contact you first, but for serious problems we may remove verification right away. The owner can reply to our email and ask us to look again. If we removed it under our guidelines, section 6.2 of our terms explains how you can appeal.