Happening Listing Policy — CRÜ

What Happenings are

Happenings help CRÜ members discover real-world queer community events and understand what kind of room they may be walking into.

CRÜ is a discovery and decision-support layer. Unless clearly stated otherwise, CRÜ is not the event organiser, venue, ticketing provider, safety supervisor or guarantor of attendance outcomes.

Organiser-provided information

Happening details may be provided by organisers, venues, public event pages, ticketing providers, community groups, or CRÜ's own review of available event information.

• organisers are responsible for the accuracy of details they provide
• times, prices, locations, age restrictions, access information and ticket links may change
• users should check the organiser or ticketing page before attending
• CRÜ may edit or shape listing language for clarity, privacy, consistency and safety

Safety and attendance

CRÜ may show context such as noise level, alcohol focus, first-timer friendliness, accessibility notes, social energy, price band or safety notes to help users decide whether an event may suit them.

These signals are guidance only. They are not a guarantee that an event will feel safe, accessible, quiet, sober-friendly, inclusive or suitable for every person.

Tickets, refunds and event changes

Unless CRÜ clearly says otherwise, tickets, refunds, venue entry, cancellations, event changes and attendance conditions are handled by the organiser, venue or ticketing provider.

CRÜ may hide or update a listing if we become aware that it is cancelled, materially inaccurate, unsafe, misleading, discriminatory, impersonated, scam-like, stale or privacy-invasive.

Privacy

Event interest can reveal sensitive community, identity, location or social-comfort context. CRÜ treats Happening saves, interest signals and “I might go” style actions as private by default unless CRÜ clearly says otherwise.

• CRÜ should not publicly show attendee lists by default
• CRÜ should not expose a member's event interest without clear reason and user control
• organiser dashboards should not expose unnecessary member identity
• public SEO or editorial pages should use only broad, delayed, non-identifying signals

Reporting a Happening

Contact us if a Happening appears inaccurate, unsafe, misleading, discriminatory, impersonated, scam-like, cancelled, stale, privacy-invasive, or otherwise harmful to community trust.

Use the subject line “Happening listing concern” and include the listing title or link where possible.