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Community Guidelines

Good work starts with good conduct.

Boulot Man brings together people who need work done and people capable of doing it. That only works when everyone approaches the platform with honesty, professionalism, respect and responsibility.

Chapter 01

What kind of community are we building?

Boulot Man is not simply a directory of technicians or a place to post jobs. People depend on one another here to enter homes, manage projects, handle property, supply materials, make payments and deliver professional work. Trust therefore has to be part of the product.

01

Be truthful

Your identity, experience, company information, task descriptions, quotations, products and project information should represent reality.

02

Respect people

Clients, technicians, engineers, companies, subcontractors and sellers should be treated professionally even when there is disagreement.

03

Respect commitments

Accepting a task, confirming an appointment, approving a quotation or entering a project creates expectations. Communicate when those expectations cannot be met.

04

Protect the work

Respect property, equipment, information, materials and work sites. Safety and technical responsibility should never be treated casually.

05

Build reputation honestly

Reviews, ratings, project history and verification are intended to help people make better decisions. They should never be fabricated or manipulated.

Chapter 02

What does good conduct look like in real situations?

Rules are easier to understand when they are connected to situations users may actually experience on Boulot Man.

Client & Technician

The job becomes larger than originally described

A plumber arrives and discovers that the problem requires additional pipework that was not visible from the client's original photographs.

Explain the additional work, materials and cost before continuing.
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Complete extra work without approval and demand higher payment afterwards.
Company & Subcontractor

A subcontractor cannot meet the agreed deadline

A subcontracting company realizes that workforce shortages will delay its portion of the project.

Notify the project party early, explain the delay and propose a realistic plan.
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Stop responding and wait until the project owner discovers no work is happening.
Client

The client is unhappy with completed work

The result does not match part of what the client expected.

Document the problem, explain disagreement and use dispute process.
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Threaten technician or post false claims to damage reputation.
B-Market Seller

Construction materials are leftover from a project

A contractor wants to sell unused roofing sheets remaining after a construction project.

State that they are surplus materials, show condition and specify quantity.
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Use unrelated stock images and describe damaged sheets as brand new.
Chapter 03

Keep the community useful, professional and safe.

Most users will never need to think about enforcement. Following a few basic expectations prevents many of the problems that cause disputes or damage trust.

Do

  • Use accurate names, identities and company information.
  • Explain tasks and projects honestly.
  • Keep quotations and prices clear.
  • Communicate when schedules or circumstances change.
  • Respect other people's property and privacy.
  • Use genuine work samples and credentials.
  • Document important project changes and approvals.
  • Report serious fraud, impersonation or unsafe conduct.
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Don't

  • Create fake profiles, jobs, projects or seller listings.
  • Harass, threaten or intimidate another user.
  • Falsify qualifications, licences or previous work.
  • Manipulate ratings or reviews.
  • Send spam or misuse contact information.
  • Request passwords, PINs or verification codes.
  • Misrepresent payments or payment confirmations.
  • Use the platform to arrange illegal activity.
Chapter 04

Different roles carry different responsibilities.

Boulot Man connects several kinds of users. The community standard stays the same, but the way it applies depends on what you are doing.

HiringClients & Project Owners
Describe the job and site conditions accurately.
Give professionals reasonable access required for work.
Honor confirmed payment arrangements.
Raise quality concerns through professional communication.
Do not request illegal or knowingly dangerous work.
Do not deliberately misrepresent project scope to reduce quotes.
WorkingTechnicians & Engineers
Accept work that matches your reasonable competence.
Explain charges and material requirements clearly.
Respect appointments and project timelines.
Ask before performing additional chargeable work.
Do not fabricate credentials or experience.
Do not substitute agreed materials without approval.
Project ExecutionCompanies & Contractors
Submit accurate organizational and capability info.
Respect procurement and quotation requirements.
Represent subcontractor relationships accurately.
Protect confidential project information.
Do not fabricate references or previous contracts.
Do not coordinate deceptive quotations or bid manipulation.
B-MarketSellers & Suppliers
Use photographs that represent the item being sold.
State quantity, dimensions, unit and condition accurately.
Identify used, surplus or recovered materials clearly.
Keep stock and delivery information reasonably current.
Do not list stolen, counterfeit or prohibited goods.
Do not advertise intentionally unavailable stock.
Chapter 05

Community standards continue when you meet offline.

A large part of Boulot Man activity eventually happens in somebody's home, office, construction site, workshop or business. Professional conduct follows the assignment wherever it takes place.

The Worksite Code

Four simple expectations whenever Boulot Man users meet in person.

01

Respect the property

Take reasonable care around homes, businesses, equipment, materials and work.

02

Respect boundaries

Do not access areas unrelated to work without permission.

03

Work responsibly

Use suitable tools, professional judgement and applicable safety measures.

04

Handle conflict professionally

Do not use threats. Document disputes and use appropriate resolution channels.

Chapter 06

Reputation should be earned, not manufactured.

Ratings, reviews, completed work, project records and verification all help another user decide whether they are comfortable working with you.

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A good reputation should come from genuine work, genuine transactions and genuine experiences.
Review what actually happenedFeedback should reflect a real interaction, task, project or transaction.
Do not buy or exchange ratingsReviews should not be traded, sold or coordinated to artificially improve profiles.
Do not use reviews as threatsA review should not be used to force another user into unrelated concessions.
Criticism can still be professionalNegative experiences may be described honestly without harassment or fabricated claims.
Chapter 07

What happens when community rules are broken?

Not every problem deserves the same response. Boulot Man may consider seriousness, available evidence, user history, repetition, harm and surrounding circumstances.

01

Guidance or warning

Minor issues may be addressed by informing the user or asking them to correct information.

02

Content or listing action

Inappropriate listings, reviews, profile information or opportunities may be removed.

03

Feature or account restrictions

Certain platform functions may be restricted while an issue is investigated.

04

Suspension

Serious or repeated violations may result in temporary suspension from platform activities.

05

Account removal

Severe fraud, dangerous conduct or significant platform abuse will result in account removal.

Chapter 08

See something that puts the community at risk?

Community reports help Boulot Man investigate suspicious activity, misleading accounts and conduct that may affect other users.

Community Reporting

Tell us what happened.

Provide enough information to identify the account, task, project, order or interaction involved.

  • Fake or impersonating accounts
  • Fraud or misleading activity
  • Threats or harassment
  • False professional credentials
  • Unsafe professional conduct
  • Review manipulation
  • Misleading B-Market listings

Community Report

Safety CenterPractical guidance for safer hiring, working, payments and projects.Open →
Trust & SafetyLearn how Boulot Man approaches verification, platform trust and protection.Open →
VerificationUnderstand identity, professional and company verification.Open →
Reviews & Ratings PolicyDetailed rules governing reviews, ratings and reputation.Open →
Help CenterFind assistance with accounts, tasks, projects and payments.Open →
The community belongs to everyone who uses it

Do good work. Treat people well. Build trust.

Boulot Man works best when clients can hire with confidence, professionals can work with dignity, companies can build credible reputations and every participant understands that their conduct affects the wider community.