Terms and question rules

1. About the game

Would You Rather? is a game in which you pick one of two options, see how other players chose, and collect points. It is run by Nikola Tokić (toleapps), Slavka Rodića, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia ("we").

The game is in Serbian and is available in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and North Macedonia.

By using the game you accept these terms and the privacy policy. If you do not agree with them, please do not use the game.

Only registered players send in questions. By registering you accept these terms and the privacy policy, and by sending in a question you accept the question rules; the game points you to them under the register button and under the button that sends a question.

2. Age

Only people aged 13 and over may use the game. We may delete an account when we learn that it belongs to someone younger.

3. Your account

• You play at once, as a guest. A guest is tied to the device: if, before registering, you remove the app or its data, or do not play for 30 days, the guest is gone, points and all. A registered account is not lost that way: after 30 days without playing, you only log in again.
• Registering is optional: you choose a username and a password and keep everything you have as a guest.
• In the Android version you also get an account through Google Play Games, Google's gaming service: if your phone is signed in to it, the game signs you in by itself. An account linked that way is registered, just as one with a username is. The link between your Google Play Games profile and your account in the game is permanent: for now it cannot be undone, except by deleting the account. If the profile is already linked to another account in the game, signing in switches you to that account, and the guest's points stay behind. Sign in only with your own profile: whoever signs in with your profile plays as you.
• If you log in to an account you already have on a device where you play as a guest, the guest's points do not move to the account. The game warns you before you log in.
• A username must not insult anyone or pass itself off as someone else. Keep your password to yourself: you are responsible for what is done through your account.
• We do not ask for an email address, so we cannot recover a forgotten password: in that case, make a new account.

4. Points and the shop

• You earn a point for every answer and for every like on your questions, and lose it when a like is taken back. A dislike neither earns nor costs points.
• Sending in a question costs points, as many as the send button shows, which you get back if the question is rejected.
• In the shop, registered players buy themes, a new look for the game, with points. Each theme shows its price. Points spent on a theme are not refunded, and a theme you bought stays yours as long as the account exists. We may change how themes look and what the shop offers.
• Points have no money value. They cannot be bought, sold, exchanged for money or goods, or transferred to another player, and themes are not bought with money either.
• We may change how points are scored, what a question costs and the shop's prices. We may cancel points earned by breaking these terms, and what was bought with them.

5. Question rules

Registered players can send in questions: those with a username or signed in with Google Play Games. Sending one costs points, and you can have at most 20 questions waiting for review at once.

A question must:

• be a real dilemma: two different options, each one something a person might really pick;
• be short: each answer on one line, 200 characters at most;
• be written in Serbian so that each answer answers the question „Шта би радије?“ ("What would you rather?"): with an infinitive („Летети кад год пожелиш“, "Fly whenever you like") or a clause with „да“ („Да ти храна увек буде мало пресољена“, "Have your food always a little too salty"), with no word that depends on whether the player is a man or a woman (not „Бити богат“, but „Имати много пара“, "Have lots of money").

Topics we do not take for now

A question must not be about religion, politics, health or sexuality. The moderator rejects such questions however they are written, even when they insult nobody. Should we allow them later, it will say so here.

A question must not contain:

• hate speech, insults or degradation over nationality, religion, sex, sexual orientation, skin colour, disability or any other personal characteristic;
• real private persons: friends, neighbours, teachers, colleagues or anyone who can be recognized. Well-known public figures are fine, but without insults, false claims or degradation;
• personal data of private persons: names, phone numbers, addresses, usernames or links;
• spam, ads or promotion, or the same question sent in more than once;
• violence, threats, or encouragement of self-harm or of dangerous or illegal acts;
• sexual content of any kind, and never, in any form, content that sexualizes minors;
• someone else's text that you have no right to publish.

Rights in your question

Your question stays yours. By sending it in, you give us a free, non-exclusive right, without limit in time or territory, to store it, show it in the game, file it under categories, translate it into the game's languages, let players share it as a picture from the game, and keep it in the game after your account is deleted, without your name.

6. Moderation

• A moderator reviews every question before it goes into the game, and approves or rejects it. A rejection comes with a short reason. You see where your questions stand in the app, under My questions on the Account screen, and on Android in a notification on your phone too.
• The moderator sees your questions without your username, but knows which questions share an author.
• The moderator can change a question's categories but not its text. So a question that breaks the rules is rejected, and you can send in a corrected one.
• We may later take an approved question out of the game, for example after reports. What it cost to send is not refunded then, and the points it has already earned stay.
• We may stop someone who sends in questions that break the rules from sending more. Their questions waiting for review are then rejected, and what sending them cost is refunded.
• We decide about questions at our own discretion. If you think we got it wrong, write to us.

7. Reporting and hiding

For the question on the game screen, in the menu at the top (⋮), you can:

• report the question to the moderator, with a reason from a list: it's offensive, it's about a private person, advert or spam, nothing to choose between, or something else. A report also hides the question from you;
• hide the question: you are not shown it again;
• hide its author: you are not shown any of their questions again, including those approved later.

Each of these applies to you alone, and for good: for now nothing hidden can be brought back. The author stays anonymous: you do not learn who they are, and they do not learn that you reported or hid them. Starter questions have no author, so hiding the author of one hides only that question. The moderator reviews reported questions and decides whether to take a question out of the game. Reporting and hiding neither earn nor cost points. Please do not misuse reports.

If you cannot report a question in the game, write to us.

8. Sharing

You can share a question from the game as a picture, with or without its results, through an app you pick. That app's own rules then apply too. Do not alter the picture to make it look as if the game or anyone else says something they do not.

9. Starter questions and sample votes

The game starts with questions we wrote ourselves. So that the first answers do not show 100%, every starter question was given a made-up starting number of votes for both sides, different for each question. The percentages on those questions count these starting votes as well as players' votes. Questions sent in by players have no starting votes.

10. Fair play

It is not allowed to:

• play through bots, scripts or any other automated means;
• make lots of accounts to get points or likes;
• exploit bugs in the game rather than report them to us;
• attack the service, get around its limits, or reach it other than through the game;
• pass yourself off as someone else.

If someone breaks these terms, we may cancel their points, remove their questions, stop them sending in questions, and limit or delete their account.

11. Deleting your account

You can delete your account whenever you like, in the app or by email (how). We may delete an account that breaks these terms.

12. Changes to the game and the terms

The game is free and may change, stop working for a while, or shut down. If we change these terms, we publish the new version on this page and update the date at the top; we may also announce important changes in the game. If you keep playing after a change, you accept the new terms.

13. No warranty

We provide the game free and as it is, with no guarantee that it will always work, be free of bugs, or never lose gameplay data such as points and themes bought. As far as the law allows, we are not liable for indirect damage arising from using the game. Nothing in these terms limits the rights the law gives you, or our liability for damage caused intentionally or by gross negligence.

14. Governing law

These terms are governed by the law of the Republic of Serbia. Disputes go to the court in Belgrade, unless consumer law provides otherwise.

Questions? Write to us.