Community Guidelines

Last Updated: November 11, 2026

Colorado Creators (coloradocreators.com), operated by LoCo Plus LLC, a Colorado limited liability company ("LoCo Plus," "we," "us"), puts the state's creative community on one map so people can find each other and make things happen. These Guidelines keep it useful, honest, and safe. They apply to everything on the site: events, profiles, business and organization pages, projects, photos, videos, and collaboration requests. These Guidelines are part of, and incorporated into, our Terms of Service ("Terms") and should be read together with our Privacy Policy. By using the site, you agree to follow them. If these Guidelines conflict with the Terms, the Terms control.

What belongs here

Creative-industry events and opportunities in Colorado (or online and run by Colorado creators and organizations): workshops, screenings, festivals, pitch events, meetups, performances, exhibitions, markets, crew calls, casting calls, and related items.
Real people, venues, businesses, and organizations, described accurately.
Your own work or work you own or have permission to post.

Be accurate and keep things current

List real events with correct dates, times, places, and costs. Edit or cancel them when plans change. You are responsible for the accuracy of your listings and for keeping them current.
For crew and casting calls, be clear about whether the work is paid, unpaid, or to be discussed, and what's expected. Postings must comply with applicable employment and anti-discrimination laws, including the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act and federal law, and must not state unlawful preferences.
Set up a business or organization page only if you own or manage the business, or are authorized to set up and manage the organization's page.
Don't impersonate any person or organization or claim credits, affiliations, or work that isn't yours.
Only list a project, credit, or role you actually had, and only add people to a project who worked on it, in the roles they held. If someone asks to be taken off your project, remove them.

Respect people's privacy

Never post a private address or filming location. Use the private-location option, and we'll show the town or city only.
Only post photos and videos you own or have permission to post, including from anyone recognizable in them, and don't infringe anyone's copyright, trademark, or other rights.
Don't share, collect, or scrape other people's contact details or personal information from the site. To learn how we collect, use, and protect personal information, and about your privacy rights under Colorado law, see our Privacy Policy.

Be respectful

We do not permit harassment, threats, bullying, hate speech, inappropriate comments, slurs, taunts, discrimination based on race, color, religion, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, national origin, ancestry, age, disability, or any other characteristic protected under federal or Colorado law, sexual content involving anyone without consent, unwanted sexual advances, impersonating any person or organization, posting false or misleading content, violence, or encouraging or helping others to break these Guidelines or the law in any form. Any sexual content involving a minor is prohibited outright, will be removed, and will be reported to law enforcement and to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) as required by 18 U.S.C. § 2258A. Disagree about work and ideas, never attack people.

No spam or scams

No misleading listings, pyramid schemes, fake opportunities, unrelated advertising, or repeated posts. Don't scrape, copy, or bulk-download the site's content or data without our written permission; use robots, data mining, or similar data-gathering tools; upload viruses or other harmful code; interfere with the site or its security; or get around a block, suspension, IP address block (including by using a proxy), or our limits. Collaboration requests are for genuine creative projects only: don't use them to sell, mass-message, or recruit for something unrelated.

Collaboration requests

We reserve the right to limit how many requests can be sent, so send them only to people whose work fits your project, keep the note short and honest, and take "not accepted" gracefully. If a request is accepted, we share each person's name and email address with the other. If someone blocks you, don't try to reach them another way, including by creating a new account. LoCo Plus isn't a party to any project, agreement, or payment between people who connect through the site.

How we moderate

Adding an event takes an account with a creator, business, or organization profile. Events from creators, and from businesses and organizations our team hasn't approved yet, are reviewed before they appear. Events from approved organizations and businesses publish right away and can be removed at any time.
We reserve the right, in our sole discretion, to determine whether any actions violate these Guidelines or our Terms and to take any action we consider appropriate. We may review, edit for format, decline, unpublish, or remove any content at any time, for any reason, and suspend or terminate accounts or access to the site, with or without notice, including for conduct that breaks these Guidelines or our Terms.
We record moderation decisions and may keep or delete content as described in our Privacy Policy.
Serious or repeated problems, as determined in our sole discretion, may lead to a permanent ban from the site.
Send copyright complaints to our DMCA Designated Agent at hello@coloradocreators.com, as described in our Terms. We may remove infringing material and close the accounts of repeat infringers.

Reporting a problem

Use the "Report" link on any profile, page, or collaboration request, or email us at hello@coloradocreators.com. You can also report violations by mail to LoCo Plus LLC, 5940 W 38th Ave, Wheat Ridge, CO 80212. Tell us what's wrong and where. We read every report. If you believe a page misrepresents you, your business, or your organization, report it and we'll look into it. If someone is in immediate danger, contact 911 first.

We may update these Guidelines from time to time as described in our Terms.