Community

Escortpedia's community is built around a shared goal: improving public understanding through careful, respectful and well-sourced information. Participation is open to people with different experiences and perspectives, provided their contributions meet our standards.

Who can participate?

Researchers, writers, independent escorts, agency representatives, industry observers, advocates and interested readers can all suggest improvements. Nobody needs to disclose sensitive personal details or their involvement in the adult industry simply to raise a factual issue.

Experience can reveal where existing explanations are incomplete. It does not replace evidence for disputed claims, and it does not give any contributor ownership of an article.

Ways to take part

Help by reporting inaccuracies, suggesting well-documented topics, contributing references, identifying outdated terminology or flagging accessibility problems. Our contribution guide explains what to include with a submission.

For transparency, our editorial policy sets out standards for neutrality, conflicts of interest and corrections. Our code of conduct describes how participants should treat one another.

Respect and privacy

Disagreement is welcome when it focuses on facts, wording and evidence. Harassment, threats, doxxing, discriminatory abuse and pressure to disclose someone else's identity are not acceptable. Do not publish or send private client information, intimate images or personal contact details without lawful authority and a compelling editorial reason.

Businesses and commercial participation

Commercial contributors may propose factual corrections about their businesses. A paid account or sponsored placement does not establish editorial significance or guarantee an independent profile. Paid links are governed separately by the link placement policy.

Raising a concern

For factual issues, conduct concerns, harmful disclosures or requests relating to personal information, contact hi@escortpedia.org. Include the relevant page URL and enough information for us to identify the problem, but do not send unnecessary sensitive details.

Our community develops through the quality of its contributions, not the volume of posts or links submitted.