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Mentee and Mentor Standards

Here are the behavior we expect from ADPList Community Mentors and Members

Updated over 6 months ago

We want to give clear guidelines so you know what it means to be an ADPList mentor and mentee. We request that all mentors and mentees meet basic requirements such as: being responsive, accepting requests, adhering to Trust & Safety, cancellations, and reviews. For more information about what this entails, please read below.

In addition to adhering to our ADPList Community Guidelines, when acting as a mentor or mentee on our platform, you agree to our trust and safety guidelines. Please read below to get an understanding of what violates these guidelines.

A violation of our mentee and mentor standards includes the following:

  1. No Show: When a member books a session but does not show up for it until 10 minutes into the session.

  2. Last-Minute Cancellation: When a session gets canceled within 3 hours or less from its scheduled time.

  3. Expired Booking: An unattended booking request that is neither declined nor accepted within 48 hours.

Our course of actions:

  1. Warning: If you repeatedly commit no-shows/last-minute cancellations/let bookings expire, we may give you a warning and guide you to the right actions.

  2. Suspension: If even after warnings, you continue to damage the Trust & Safety of the platform, we may stop you from using ADPList by suspending your account.

  3. Permanent Account Removal: If the offence is serious enough or if you've repeatedly violated our Trust & Safety Guidelines, we may permanently remove your account.

  4. Appeal: We understand that there are circumstances when the no-shows, expired bookings, or last-minute cancellations are not intended and out of your control, you will be able to appeal with required evidence. Our team will review appeals on a case-by-case basis.

How This Works

For Mentors:

No-shows/Last-minute Cancellations (in 30 days)

  • From the 2nd incidence on: We’ll send you warning emails with suggestions on how you can avoid such no-shows/last-minute cancellations.

  • 4th incidence: Your account will be put on-break. You can deactivate the break once you feel you are ready to mentor again.

Expired Bookings, in 30-day window

  • From 1st to 4th incidence: We’ll send you warning emails asking you to either accept or reject pending booking requests.

  • 5th incidence: Your account will be put on break. You can deactivate the break once you feel you are ready to mentor again.

For Members:

No-shows/Last-minute Cancellations, in 30-day window

  • 1st incidence: We’ll send you warning emails with suggestions on how to avoid such last-minute cancellations and no-shows.

  • 2nd incidence: The account is suspended post second warning. You can however appeal your suspension.

Expired Rescheduled Bookings, in 30-day window

  • 1st incidence: We’ll send warning emails asking you to either accept or decline the booking.

  • 2nd incidence: The account is suspended post second warning. You can however appeal your suspension.

Appeal Process

  • You can appeal for your account suspension with evidence directly in the platform. Our Trust & Safety team will be reviewing on a case-by-case basis.

  • Please note that repeated infractions can lead to permanent account removal from the platform

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