Rules

What you may and may not do on Let's Debate. Last changed 11 November 2026.

Opinions are yours

Let's Debate exists for people who disagree. We do not judge which side is right, and an unpopular or controversial view is not against these rules. The rules below are about conduct and about the law.

Not allowed

• Anything illegal where you are, where your opponent is, or where our servers are.
• Threats, or calling for violence against a person or a group.
• Harassing someone, or publishing their private details (home address, phone number, documents and the like).
• Sexual content involving anyone under 18. Sexual or intimate pictures of anyone shared without their consent.
• Pretending to be another person or organisation in order to deceive.
• Recording or streaming someone who has not been told. Everyone who joins a debate is told it is recorded.
• Showing material you have no right to show: other people's films, music or broadcasts beyond a short extract used to make your point.
• Streaming to a channel that is not yours.
• Fraud, scams, malware, or using Let's Debate to attack other systems.
• Trying to break, overload or get around the service or its billing.

What we may do

If a debate, a chat message or an account breaks these rules, we may remove it, end a live stream, or close the account. Our payment and hosting providers have rules of their own, and we have to follow them. When an account is closed, the unused balance paid in the last 60 days is refunded.

Report something

Use the Support page and include the link to the debate.