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Posting guidelines

A post on Parly is a project. You post as yourself.

Parly is for people at the same stage. You are looking for a peer, not a candidate. By posting, you agree to this.

It has to be a project

A session. A record. A band. A short. Someone you might keep working with. Paid or not, one night or years, that is your business. If there is no project, it does not go up.

Say what you need, and who it is for. Vague posts waste people's time. Name the work and the roles. Put how to reach you in Next Steps, not in the title or the public description. Members see that only after they choose Interested.

You post as yourself

The person posting has to be in the project. If you are fetching people for an agency, a studio, or a boss, that is not a peer. We take it down. Same for intern hunts, assistant hunts, and recruiter posts.

Same stage

A drummer looking for a vocalist. A composer looking for a picture editor. Two people starting something together. That is the room. This is not where you hire a roster, and it is not where you look down.

What we take down

  • Ads and self-promo with no project
  • Dating, roommate hunts, merch, finding customers, "just looking to talk"
  • NSFW, including posts that use skin as the hook
  • Fake projects, contact-harvesting, unpaid labor mills
  • Homework dumped on other members
  • Recruiters, intern or assistant hunts, posting for someone above you
  • Lyrics, scores, or the work itself in the post body. Describe the project. Keep references for when you actually talk.

Be honest about place

In-person posts live at a ZIP. Remote is remote. Don't mark a local session as Remote to reach more people.

Pick only the roles you need

Each role you seek costs one credit and reaches people in that role. Don't add extras to cast a wider net. Specializations describe the work (genre, setting, tools), not the person.

Treat people who step forward well

If someone uses the contact details you shared, respond in good faith. Don't pass on a member's identity. Don't harass or pressure anyone.

We may take a post down

We can close or delete a post that breaks these guidelines or our Terms. Repeated violations can suspend an account. Members can report a post. We look.

Questions? Email info@parly.org.

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