worstinkerala.com

KERALA — THE PUBLIC RECORD

A record. With responsibility.

Share your experience, carefully.

Describe your own experience with an organization in Kerala: what was promised, when it happened, what went wrong, and what you did to resolve it. Separate facts you witnessed from your opinions. Do not impersonate others or publish threats, harassment, or discriminatory content.

Keep personal information private.

Do not include personal phone numbers, email addresses, home addresses, identity documents, or unrelated people’s details in your title or story. Redact unnecessary information from evidence before uploading it. Your sign-in email and evidence are not shown in the public feed.

Reports are published, then reviewed.

A report is published as soon as it is submitted so people can find relevant experiences without waiting for an approval queue. Moderators and community members can flag reports for guideline concerns. A moderator may mark a report as reviewed for community guidelines or remove it from Explore. A review checks whether the post follows our rules; it does not independently verify the underlying allegation. Removed reports are no longer public, but moderation records may be retained.

Votes and sharing are signals, not proof.

Upvotes and downvotes show community reactions and do not establish that a claim is true or false. Share counts record completed share or copy actions, not the number of people who viewed or reposted a link.

Keep your report up to date.

You can edit your own report from My reports, including its organization name, issue, title, and story. You can also delete it; deletion removes it from the public Explore feed. Please correct mistakes promptly and do not use edits to add private information or change another person’s account of events.

Organization links.

When adding a new organization, provide either its official website or its Instagram profile. One public link is enough. This helps readers identify the right organization; it does not mean the organization has endorsed or verified a report.

Evidence and account data.

Supabase stores account information, reports, and uploaded evidence. Evidence is available only to its author and authorized moderators using temporary download links. Never share those links. Moderation reasons are visible to the submitter. Public reports do not display the author’s email or contact details. Organization links are public because they identify the organization being discussed.

Analytics.

In production, we use Google Tag Manager to load the analytics and measurement tools configured for worstinkerala.com. These tools help us understand page usage and improve the service. They do not display your sign-in email or private evidence in public reports.

Corrections and the right of reply.

Use an organization’s page to submit a response or request a correction. Verification details remain private. Moderators independently check representative authority before publishing a statement or correction. Use the flag action on a published report to ask for review. A flag is a request for moderator attention, not an automatic takedown.

Need help or removal?

Contact hello@worstinkerala.com with the report URL and your request. Do not email sensitive evidence unless the team arranges a secure way to receive it.