Rules of the community
Ocupi works because people behave well. These rules exist to keep it that way.
1. Show up
If you join an activity, show up. If you can't make it, cancel as early as possible - at least a few hours before. Other people made plans around you being there.
Your reliability score tracks this - a no-show lowers it, and a very low score may lead to a manual account review.
2. Be respectful
Treat everyone - hosts, attendees, strangers at the venue - with basic respect. Ocupi is a platform for real human interaction. Harassment, discrimination, or aggressive behavior will result in account suspension.
3. Post real activities
Activities must be genuine - a real time, a real place, a real intent to meet people. Spam, promotional posts, and activities posted to collect joiners with no intention of hosting are not allowed.
4. Keep it local
Activities should take place in or around Novi Sad. This is a city platform, not a national event board.
5. No commercial solicitation
You may not use Ocupi to sell products or services, promote businesses, or run paid events without prior agreement with the Ocupi team. Community activities are free; the platform is not an event ticketing system.
6. Protect privacy
Do not share other users' personal information, photos, or contact details without their consent. What happens at an Ocupi activity stays between the people who were there.
7. One account per person
Creating multiple accounts to evade a reliability score penalty or account restriction is a permanent ban offense.
How the reliability score works
+3 points - for attending an activity you joined or hosted, credited automatically once it ends
0 points - cancelling before the deadline shown on the activity
−5 points - cancelling after the deadline
−10 points (net) - the host reports you as a no-show, or you report your own no-show yourself
+1 point - temporary: hosts get a small bonus for an activity that didn't fill up, while Ocupi is still growing its user base
Only the host's own report, or reporting your own no-show, affects a score - one participant naming another isn't enough on its own, to prevent abuse.
Very low scores may lead to a manual account review. If you believe a no-show report about you is wrong, you can file a complaint directly from that notification.
Reporting and appeals
If you believe your score was affected unfairly, or if you want to report a user or activity, contact us at our contact page. We review all reports manually.