Organiser Terms — CRÜ

If you share a Happening with CRÜ, you’re helping people decide whether a real-world space might feel right for them. These terms keep that process honest, careful and clear.

Happening Policy

Organiser responsibility

Organisers are responsible for the event they submit or promote. CRÜ helps people discover and understand Happenings, but unless we clearly say otherwise, we are not the organiser, venue, ticketing provider, refund handler, safety supervisor, or guarantor of the event.

Information must be accurate

Event details need to be accurate, current and not misleading. People may rely on them when deciding whether to attend, travel, buy a ticket, or step into a new space.

  • event title, date, time and location or broad area
  • organiser name and event link
  • price, booking, ticketing and refund information where relevant
  • age restrictions, venue entry requirements and accessibility notes
  • alcohol, noise, social energy, first-timer and safety context where provided
  • cancellation or material change information

Safety, access and community claims

If an organiser describes an event as accessible, sober-friendly, low-pressure, first-timer friendly, trans-inclusive, quiet, safe, free, all ages, or similar, there needs to be a real basis for that description.

CRÜ may soften, attribute, edit or remove claims where needed so the listing stays useful without over-promising what a real-world event can guarantee.

Image and content rights

Organisers should only submit listing text, logos, graphics, photos or other material they have permission to use.

  • do not submit private photos of people without permission
  • do not submit misleading or unrelated event images
  • do not submit material that infringes another person’s rights

Privacy and attendee interest

Event interest can reveal sensitive personal or community context. Organisers should not expect access to unnecessary member identity, attendee lists, private “I might go” signals, saves, reports, or other private user activity.

CRÜ review and removal rights

CRÜ may edit, reject, pause, hide, de-rank, remove or decline a Happening listing if we believe it may be inaccurate, unsafe, misleading, discriminatory, impersonated, scam-like, stale, privacy-invasive, not community-aligned, or otherwise harmful to trust.

Tickets, refunds and event delivery

Unless CRÜ clearly says otherwise, organisers, venues or ticketing providers are responsible for ticket sales, refunds, entry conditions, cancellations, event delivery and attendee management.

Contact

For organiser or listing concerns, contact support@cruspace.com.au and use the subject line “Happening listing concern”.