Community Guidelines

01Who these apply to

They apply to doctors, healthcare professionals, students, hospitals, clinics, universities, representatives, visitors, and anyone who publishes, contacts, or interacts through Medyrah.

02Be authentic and accurate

• Use your real name and identity.
• Do not impersonate another person or institution.
• Keep your profession, specialty, experience, and training up to date.
• Do not falsify degrees, licenses, accreditations, recommendations, or verifications.
• Do not post non-existent institutions, courses, events, vacancies, or benefits.

03Protect medical safety

• Do not use Medyrah to diagnose, prescribe, or treat patients.
• Do not promote illegal, dangerous, or misleading clinical practices.
• Do not claim to be authorized to practice without the corresponding license.
• Do not post individualized advice that replaces a medical assessment.
• In an emergency, direct the person to local emergency services.

04Act with respect

Harassment, threats, hate, exploitation, unsolicited sexual content, illegal discrimination, or attacks based on a protected characteristic are not permitted. Professional debate is welcome if it clearly differentiates evidence, experience, and opinion and is expressed with respect.

05Institutional responsibility

Hospitals, clinics, and universities must be legitimate, authorized, identify a real representative, and clearly present programs, services, accreditations, prices, discounts, and requirements. They cannot recruit through deception, demand hidden payments, or evade labor, educational, immigration, or health obligations.

06Vacancies and opportunities

• Opportunities must be real, current, and posted by an authorized party.
• They must indicate country, role, requirements, and essential conditions.
• No guaranteed licenses, accreditations, visas, or jobs will be promised.
• No payments will be charged to doctors or professionals to secure employment.
• Never request money, cryptocurrencies, passwords, or documents through suspicious channels.

07Protect students

Students must identify themselves as such and not engage in unauthorized clinical activity. No one may pressure them to practice without supervision, falsify experience, pay for non-existent opportunities, or share documentation through insecure channels.

08Respect privacy

• Do not publish medical records, photographs, diagnoses, or identifiable patient data.
• Do not share confidential third-party information without authorization.
• Do not disseminate passports, licenses, degrees, or private contacts.
• Do not use Medyrah data for spam, commercial lists, or discrimination.

09Use Medyrah legitimately

Automated data extraction, mass copying of profiles, selling data, spamming, circumventing limits, introducing malicious code, attempting unauthorized access, manipulating metrics, or interfering with security are not permitted.

10Enforcement, reporting, and review

Depending on the severity, history, and risk, Medyrah may issue warnings, reduce visibility, remove content, request documents, limit functions, suspend or close accounts, and preserve evidence. In cases of potential danger, fraud, or crime, it may inform institutions or authorities when permitted or required by law.

An administrative review does not constitute official validation. When reasonable and legal, the decision will be communicated, and a request for review will be allowed. Reports of impersonation, fraud, medical risk, harassment, or misuse of data should be sent to [SECURITY EMAIL / CONFIRM]. In an emergency, contact local authorities first.