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Here the scene takes care of itself, together.
These rules apply in the app, at events run with MBP, and in messages. We're more than 480 people, and each one helps to look after things.
Updated on October 30, 2026They apply to everyone, including the MBP team
Respect
With dancers, judges, organizers, and audiences. No insults, mockery, or harassment.
Care for minors
With anyone under 18, messages go through a group or with their family copied in. Never one-on-one in private.
Judges without conflicts of interest
If you're judging your student, your crew, or your partner, you say so beforehand and step aside.
Good conduct at events and in messages
No violence, threats, or sexual contact without consent. Not even by private message.
That way no one is left out because of a rumor, and no one stays in because they have a lot of followers.
Door 1
What happens inside MBP or at its events
It's reported with evidence. Sanctions go in steps:
Door 2
What the justice system has already resolved
A conviction for sexual offenses or offenses against minors leaves the person out of MBP.
MBP doesn't investigate or judge: it respects what a court in the country where it happened has already decided.
Door 3
An unresolved accusation
The person keeps their account. Until it's cleared up, they can't hold trusted roles:
Trust seals and Community agreements show on your profile
It's the trust the scene gives and that everyone can see. It's not a requirement: someone new can be a judge, organize or teach.
They're given by the people who attend your classes and events, and by other teachers. It only adds up: there's no "dislike."
You write in your own words how you take care of your group. They show on your card and in your classes and events.
On their profile, tap «Did something serious happen? Tell us privately»
It also opens if you remove your Trust seal for «Something serious happened».
Choose what happened and tell it in your own words
Harassment, something sexual without consent, violence, something involving a minor…
Upload your screenshots
Messages, comments or posts. Evidence helps us act fast.
Cover the victim's name and face with your finger
Only the covered version is saved.
No one else sees it
Only the MBP team sees it, and the person never knows who reported.
If you're in danger, call your country's emergency number.
It's reviewed in private
A person on the team reads it. There are no votes, no comments, nothing public.
It goes to the authorities immediately
One report is enough. We don't wait for more to come in. It goes to the authorities of the country where it happened.
Between adults, the steps apply
A warning, suspension or removal, depending on what the evidence shows.
While it's being reviewed, that person's Trust seal can be paused, with no notice shown.
Anyone who reports falsely and in bad faith loses the option to report.
Guilt is decided by the justice system.MBP takes care of the app and its events. Nothing more, and nothing less.
Where to report, with Chile as an example: PDI (Cybercrime), Carabineros or the Prosecutor's Office. Fono Niños 147. Every country has its own law and its own channels: MBP is in more than 55 countries and they are reviewed one by one, starting with Japan and Korea.