Terms of service
The rules for using the portal, publishing content and the responsibilities connected with access to Unmeshia services.
Unmeshia Terms of Service — effective 22 July 2026, last amended 25 October 2026.
1. General
The Unmeshia portal (the "Portal") is operated by Nikicomp Katarzyna Marcjańska, ul. Wiejska 45, 05-850 Ożarów Mazowiecki, VAT ID (NIP): 5792059039, REGON: 365631663 (the "Operator"). Contact: [email protected]. These terms govern the use of the Portal — an information service and aggregator covering events, people and places related to personal and spiritual development.
2. Services
Browsing the Portal is free and requires no registration. The Portal separately presents editorial material, information aggregated from public sources, and content supplied by users, organizers and profile managers. The Operator may provide paid promotion services (featured placements, sponsored articles) under separate arrangements.
3. Nature of the information
Information about third-party events (dates, prices, programmes) comes from their organizers or public sources and is indicative only — the organizers' own websites are authoritative. The Operator does not organize the listed events, does not sell tickets and is not liable for their course, cancellation or changes. Portal content is not medical, psychological or therapeutic advice. Publication of a profile, event or badge is not a recommendation or guarantee of qualifications, honesty, safety, service quality or outcomes.
4. Sponsored content
Commercially co-created materials are always labelled ("Sponsored article", "Featured").
5. Intellectual property
Editorial content is protected by copyright and belongs to the Operator or its licensors. Quoting with attribution is permitted; commercial use requires consent. Trademarks and event names belong to their owners and are used for information purposes only.
6. Profiles
Profiles are published based on publicly available information or material provided by the person concerned. Anyone described in a profile may request correction or removal at [email protected]. A user supplying content confirms that they are entitled to provide it, that it is accurate to the best of their knowledge, and that they will not impersonate another person, mislead others, or infringe the law or third-party rights.
7. Liability
The Operator strives for accuracy but does not guarantee that all content is fully up to date and is not responsible for external websites linked from the Portal. Moderation is selective and risk-based: the Operator responds to specific reports but does not continuously or completely control every statement supplied by users. A “Verified by the portal” badge confirms only the stated limited check of a contact channel, account relationship to a profile, or supporting public sources. It is not full identity verification or certification of qualifications or trustworthiness. The Operator may temporarily suspend the Portal for technical reasons.
8. Complaints
Each public profile, event, place, article, publication, announcement and update provides an electronic mechanism for reporting suspected fraud, impersonation, illegal content or false information. Reports are assessed individually and do not automatically remove content; the Operator may limit, correct or remove content and request clarification from the parties. Other complaints may be submitted to [email protected]; the Operator responds within 14 days.
9. Accounts and e-mail
An account can be created by signing in with an identity provider (for example Google) or with a one-time link sent to the e-mail address entered; accounts are free. Before a sign-in link is sent, the user accepts these Terms, confirms having read the Privacy Policy and agrees to receive the e-mails needed to run the account. The user gives an e-mail address they use themselves. A sign-in link is valid for 15 minutes, works once and must not be shared — anyone holding it can sign in to the account. Apart from the newsletter, the Portal sends only account-related messages: sign-in links the user requests and notifications the user turns on, which can be turned off at any time in the settings; it sends no commercial communications without separate consent. Subscribing to the Portal's newsletter or to a practitioner's newsletter (section 10) is voluntary and happens only through the user's own action — in the account settings, on the Portal's newsletter page or with the button on the practitioner's profile — and the user can unsubscribe at any time; the Portal does not promote subscription with pop-ups or messages that interrupt use of the site. The user may ask for the account to be deleted at any time by writing to [email protected]. The Operator may block an account used in breach of these Terms or the law, in particular for impersonation or abuse.
10. Practitioners' newsletters
A person who runs an individual profile on the Portal (the "Author") may offer a newsletter on it and send issues to people who subscribed to it themselves; the Portal delivers them. Switching the newsletter on requires accepting the rules in this section. The Author is responsible for the content of the issues, which must comply with the law and these Terms, concern the Author's own activity, and must not mislead, infringe third-party rights, contain unlawful content, other people's personal data or harmful links; an issue is not medical, psychological or therapeutic advice. Issues are the Author's commercial information: the Portal automatically labels every message as such and adds the Author's name, why the recipient receives it, the Operator's details and a one-click unsubscribe link. The Author does not receive subscribers' e-mail addresses or any other data about them, only their number; the Operator is the controller of subscribers' data. The Operator reviews an Author's first issue before it is sent and may reject an issue, stop sending, or withdraw an Author's ability to send without review, in particular after a breach of these rules or complaints from recipients. An Author may send one issue every 7 days, and the Portal may spread delivery over time. A subscriber may unsubscribe at any time using the link in a message, on the Author's profile or in the account settings.
11. Personal data & cookies
Processing of personal data and the use of cookies are described in the Privacy Policy.
12. Final provisions
The Operator may amend these terms for valid reasons; amendments apply from publication on this page. Polish law governs. Nothing here limits mandatory consumer rights.
Forums, chat and private messages — community rules
Addendum of 25 October 2026: forums, chat and private messages. Version: 2026-10-25.1.
Access and audiences
These rules cover forums and their topics, replies, general and language-specific chat channels, private messages (PMs), invitations and contact books. Community is for adults (18+). Posting and PM use require an account, a declaration of adulthood and acceptance of the current community rules. This declaration does not verify age or identity.
Visibility depends on the space and forum or channel settings: public, registered users, group members or invitation only. Signing in does not by itself make a contribution confidential. The selected language organizes forum and channel lists; it neither grants access nor limits audiences to a particular country. Guest access and attachments are available only where enabled by the Operator; they are not currently offered.
Content and other people’s rights
Respect others. Illegal content, threats, harassment, discriminatory attacks, fraud, impersonation, spam, harmful links, phishing and attempts to evade blocks are prohibited. Do not disclose others’ personal data or private correspondence without a proper basis. Do not post special-category data, including health, religion or beliefs, without an appropriate legal basis. Accepting these rules is not explicit consent to processing such data.
Share only material you have rights to use. You retain rights in your contributions; by submitting them for publication or delivery, you authorize the Operator to store, technically process and make them available to the chosen audience as necessary to provide the service and handle reports. You do not transfer ownership to the Operator. User contributions are not medical, psychological or therapeutic advice or the Operator’s recommendation. Disclose the commercial nature of your own promotions.
PMs and contacts
A PM request may be sent to someone who allows requests and has a visible public profile, or to an accepted contact. Someone with a hidden profile is added through a single-use contact code they share and their approval. The code expires after 7 days; share it only with your intended contact. There is no public directory of all accounts. A conversation requires acceptance of its invitation; you may disable new requests, block a sender and remove a contact. Removing a contact or blocking someone does not automatically erase existing correspondence.
Moderation and access to conversations
Moderators and managers act only within their assigned scope. Community administrators do not gain access to unrelated PMs through their role; they may assess reported excerpts as case evidence. Authorized portal administrators can access retained content, including private content, for report handling, security, legal duties and users’ rights requests. Privileged access requires additional authentication and is audited. PMs are not end-to-end encrypted.
A breach may lead to a warning, content being hidden or removed, or posting or access restrictions for a forum, chat or the community. A human chooses a proportionate measure considering context, severity, repetition and the parties’ rights. Rate limits and anti-spam controls may technically reject an operation; they do not decide whether content is illegal. Reporting, reasons, free appeals and escalation follow the DSA procedure in the Terms, including for PMs. The Portal does not provide continuous supervision of conversations or emergency assistance.
Deletion, retention and changes to the rules
Chat and PM content is erased after 90 days, edit history after 30 days, and drafts and notifications after 30 days. Forum topics and posts remain until deleted; account erasure removes or anonymizes your own content, subject to necessary evidence and legal exceptions. Conversations may retain deleted-message placeholders and other participants’ contributions. Evidence for a specific report has the separate retention period described in the Privacy Policy. Do not treat chat as an archive or assume the Operator can delete copies recipients have saved outside the Portal.
We inform users of significant changes to the rules; the rules page identifies the current version and changes, and further posting and PM use require acceptance of changed community rules. Publication of a new version alone does not replace the required information about significant changes. Necessary correspondence about service changes, security, notices and appeals is separate from optional notifications and marketing consent. Users’ statutory rights remain unaffected.
Community rules and acceptance · Privacy Policy · DSA procedure
DSA — contact, notices and appeals
Procedure dated 25 October 2026. The single contact point for users, Member State authorities, the European Commission and the European Board for Digital Services is [email protected]. We accept Polish and English. A human handles correspondence; contact requires no account and is not restricted to an automated form.
Reporting content
Use “Report content” beside an item or e-mail with the subject “DSA — notice”. E-mail covers any material on the Portal, including shops, products, services, promotions, photos and newsletters, and items whose form is unavailable. Include the exact URL and item or passage, facts explaining the alleged illegality, your name or organization and e-mail, and the declaration: “I believe in good faith that the information and allegations are accurate and complete”. Citing a specific law is not required. Name and e-mail may be omitted for notices concerning child sexual abuse or exploitation offences under Articles 3–7 of Directive 2011/93/EU. Do not send or reproduce such material; identify its location. Ordinary accuracy feedback may be anonymous.
The form confirms a saved notice with a DSA reference. If electronic contact details are supplied, you will receive an e-mailed acknowledgement and, without undue delay, the decision and redress options. If the form reports an error or limit, use e-mail. A notice does not automatically remove content; assessment is timely, diligent, objective and non-arbitrary.
Moderation and reasons
Illegal content, fraud, impersonation, infringement of third-party rights and breaches of these Terms are prohibited. The Operator chooses a proportionate response: clarification, correction, visibility restriction, content removal or restriction of an account or service. Context, rights and legitimate interests, including freedom of expression, are considered. AI may assist content preparation; humans decide notices and appeals. Anti-spam filters limit form submissions and do not determine illegality.
At the latest when a restriction takes effect, the Operator supplies reasons to the affected user where electronic contact details are known: the measure, territorial scope and duration, facts, legal basis or specific Terms provision, any automation used, and redress options. The notifier’s identity is not disclosed unless legally necessary. Statutory exceptions, including authority orders and deceptive high-volume commercial content, are assessed separately.
Free appeals
The notifier and affected user may, for at least six months after being informed of a decision, use the appeal link in the decision e-mail or e-mail [email protected] with the subject “DSA — appeal”. Include the case reference or URL, the decision and reasons for challenging it. No account or payment is required. A human, where possible someone other than the original decision-maker, reviews the appeal. The Operator communicates a reasoned outcome without undue delay and promptly reverses an unjustified decision. Judicial redress, complaints to the competent Digital Services Coordinator and, where Article 21 DSA applies, certified out-of-court dispute settlement remain available.
On suspicion of a criminal offence involving a threat to life or safety, the Operator promptly informs the competent authorities. For immediate danger, contact emergency services on 112 directly; the Portal is not an emergency service.
Community reporting and moderation
Addendum of 25 October 2026: forums, chat and private messages. Version: 2026-10-25.1.
Reporting scope and private content
This procedure also covers forum topics and posts, messages in general and language-specific channels, and PMs. Use the report action beside a post or message. If the content or form is unavailable, write to the contact point with the conversation or topic URL, entry identifier and explanation. Do not publish private conversations on the forum; give only necessary information to authorized staff. Reporting private content does not give the notifier access to other conversations.
Receipt, reasons and appeal
A saved community report displays a case reference and a private link to its receipt, decisions and free appeal; keep that link and do not share it. Where you supply an e-mail address, correspondence can also be delivered that way. Technical links expire; if a link has expired or fails, you may appeal free of charge by e-mail without an account for at least six months after notification of the decision. For account users, the known address is used to deliver reasons for restrictions. Do not rely solely on chat notifications.
Illegality notices and matters requiring portal authority are escalated to portal administrators. A moderator does not decide their own case. A moderator or community-administrator role does not authorize browsing all PMs; assessment uses the preserved excerpt related to the report. Reasons identify the restriction’s scope, for example posting in one forum, a channel, the whole community or an account, its duration and specific ground. A human, where possible someone other than the original decision-maker, reviews appeals.
Community rules and acceptance · Privacy Policy · DSA procedure