Community
Content Reporting Policy
How to report content, and what happens after a report is submitted.
Last updated: July 2026
What you can report
You can report any public content on AtoCook that you believe violates our Community Guidelines or Terms of Service.
Report categories include:
· Dangerous ingredients or cooking instructions · Unsafe food safety practices · Spam or fake content · Harassment or hate content · Copyright infringement · Impersonation
Food & wellness safety report reasons:
- Medical claim
- Unsafe diet advice
- Eating disorder risk
- Body shaming
- Misleading wellness claim
- Supplement or drug promotion
- Dangerous challenge
- Not food-first
Post-First Moderation
AtoCook uses post-public moderation. Some content may become visible immediately after publication. Publication does not mean AtoCook has reviewed, verified, endorsed, or approved the content.
Creators are responsible for the content they publish. Public visibility on AtoCook does not mean AtoCook has reviewed, verified, endorsed, or approved the content.
How to report
Use the in-app report option available on recipes, videos, blogs, profiles, and comments.
If the in-app option is unavailable, email support.atocook@gmail.com with a description and, where possible, a link or screenshot.
What happens after you report
Reports are reviewed by AtoCook. AtoCook may decline to publish, delay, hide, remove, limit, archive, or restrict content or accounts that violate our policies.
Due to privacy considerations, AtoCook may not be able to share the outcome of every individual report.
Moderation appeals
If your content or account was restricted and you believe this was a mistake, email support.atocook@gmail.com with subject "Moderation Appeal" including your username and the content in question.
Changes
AtoCook may update this Content Reporting Policy from time to time.
Contact
Reports and appeals: support.atocook@gmail.com