The “Report this page” link on your public pages

What that small link in the footer is, who sees it, and what happens when someone uses it.

ForOwner
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Where it is

A small “Report this page” link sits in the footer of your public pages — your booking link, your event pages and your join page. It is not on the booking widget you embed in your own website.

2

Why it is there

Your pages are hosted on klasly.app, so a scammer who signs up gets a page on the same domain as yours. The link lets anyone who lands on a bad page tell us, which is how we find those accounts quickly and keep the domain your customers see trustworthy.

3

What happens if someone uses it on your page

The report goes to Klasly, never to you, and nothing about your studio changes automatically. A person reads it. If it is mistaken or malicious, it is dismissed and you never hear about it. We would only contact you if there were something real to discuss.

4

It cannot be used to attack you

Reports are rate limited, and a burst of them does not suspend anything — a human decides. Reporting is anonymous unless the reporter chooses to leave an email, and we never pass their details to you.

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