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Terms of use

What to expect from ScoreCrowd, and what we ask of everyone who takes part.

Using ScoreCrowd

ScoreCrowd brings public football information and supporter communities into one place. You can read public matches and discussions without an account. Participation, saving and following require sign-in. This early version has no betting, payments or paid gifts.

Use an email account you control and keep your sign-in links private. Choose a profile name that does not impersonate another person, club or organisation. You are responsible for what you submit through your account. Public-account age requirements have not yet been set; the preview does not provide parental registration or consent.

Football coverage depends on the information available for each match. Results, times, events and statistics can be delayed, missing or corrected. Check the original competition or club source when accuracy matters. Crowd Scores and other supporter verdicts are opinions, separate from recorded match facts.

Your contributions remain yours

You retain the rights you hold in your posts, replies, photos and videos. By submitting them, you give ScoreCrowd the limited, non-exclusive permission needed to store, format, display and deliver them within the service, including the feed, community pages, match conversations and share previews, and to moderate them under the community rules.

This permission is for operating ScoreCrowd. It does not transfer ownership of your work. Only upload material you created or are entitled to share, and respect other people’s privacy. Being able to watch a broadcast does not give you permission to upload its footage. A source link or credit does not replace any permission the law requires.

Public contributions can be read, linked to or copied by other people. Deleting something from ScoreCrowd does not recall copies or screenshots someone else has made. Our Privacy page explains public and private information.

Keep the community usable

Follow the Community guidelines. Do not threaten or harass people, publish private information, impersonate others, upload unlawful or exploitative material, spam conversations or bypass participation limits. Do not attempt to access another account or disrupt the service.

Reports can lead to content removal, a locked discussion or a participation restriction. These actions depend on the context of the report. Do not evade a restriction with another account. A report is private; submitting one does not guarantee a particular outcome.

Use the content’s Report control for an in-app concern. For ownership complaints or a request to review a moderation decision, see Contact. The public support channel is still being established; there is no promise of round-the-clock review.

Leaving, availability and changes

You can stop using ScoreCrowd at any time, remove your own posts or replies through their options, and download available account records from Your data. Signing out does not delete an account. Account deletion, when available in Your data, is a separate irreversible action with an explicit confirmation. It removes your account and contributions while preserving other people’s replies as shared discussions. Retained safety records, copies held by others and backups have separate limits described in Privacy.

Features may change and service can be interrupted while ScoreCrowd develops. Keep copies of contributions you want to retain. Changes to these terms will be dated on this page; material changes to public account terms need to be communicated before they apply.

These terms do not remove any consumer or data-protection rights that apply to you, or exclude responsibilities that cannot lawfully be excluded. ScoreCrowd is an independent project in Portugal, not an official club or competition service. Formal operator and support information must be completed before general launch.