Community Guidelines
Share curiosity with care.
Tallgrass is a small shared field journal. These guidelines describe the content and conduct Badland LLC expects from every beta member.
Last updated September 8, 2026.
Field notes
Clear details, gathered in one place.
Share work you have permission to post
Post photos, videos, captions, and comments that you created or have permission to share. Respect privacy: avoid exposing another person's private information, home location, or image without an appropriate reason and permission. Remember that new discovery locations are shared exactly with signed-in beta members.
Keep the community safe and respectful
Do not use Tallgrass to threaten, harass, bully, stalk, impersonate, exploit, or target another person. Do not post hateful attacks, sexual exploitation, instructions for serious wrongdoing, scams, malware, or illegal content. Do not encourage people to disturb wildlife, trespass, or put themselves or others in danger for a discovery or score.
Use the game honestly
Describe captures and imports honestly. Do not manipulate uploads, identities, challenges, likes, comments, or service requests to inflate rankings, evade limits, mislead other members, or disrupt Tallgrass. AI scores are estimates and are not proof of authenticity, rarity, ownership, or expert identification.
Report a concern
Use Report on a discovery, comment, or member with a clear reason. You can block a member to hide each member's content and activity from the other, and you can delete your own comment. For account or privacy help, use Tallgrass Support. Reports should identify the specific content or conduct at issue; do not include passwords or session codes.
How reports are handled
Badland LLC may review reported content and account activity needed to understand a concern. It may remove content or restrict beta access when content or conduct conflicts with these guidelines or creates a safety, security, or legal problem. A report does not guarantee a particular outcome.
