Trilumin — Community rules
Version: October 27, 2026. These rules apply to the optional community leaderboard in the Android edition, operated by Marcos Montero.
Joining the leaderboard
Players aged 16 or over with a Trilumin account can choose a public name and accept these rules before joining. Your public name and best times then become visible to other participating players. Existing account names are not automatically added to this community leaderboard. You can play the puzzles without joining. Players under 16 or of unknown age use local play without accounts, advertisements, or this leaderboard.
Choose a respectful name
By joining, you agree not to publish names that contain or promote:
- Bullying, harassment, threats, hateful language, or discrimination.
- Sexual content, exploitation, abuse, or any sexualization or endangerment of children.
- Violence, illegal activity, fraud, or scams.
- Another person's private information, including addresses, phone numbers, or account credentials.
- Impersonation, misleading claims of being staff, advertising, or spam.
Use a nickname rather than personal contact information. Names must have 1–30 characters. Do not misuse reports to harass other players. There is no private messaging or chat in this leaderboard.
Report a name or block a player
Open the options beside a player's leaderboard entry. Choose Report name, select a reason, and send the report. Reporting sends the name and reason to the developer for review; it does not automatically block the player.
Choose Block player to hide that player's leaderboard entries. Blocking follows the player's account even if their name changes and prevents the two accounts from seeing each other in this leaderboard. You can reverse it through Blocked players. Reports are private and the reporter's identity is not shown to the reported player.
Moderation and review
The developer reviews reports against these rules and may hide a player from the community leaderboard if a name violates them. That decision does not delete the player's puzzles or scores. Changing a hidden name or accepting the rules again does not automatically restore public visibility.
If your name has been hidden, you can correct it in the app and request a review by emailing marcos.mon.rod@gmail.com from the address linked to your account. Explain the request and include your current public name. Never send your password. You can also use this contact to report content when the in-app reporting tool is unavailable.
Privacy and leaving
We store your chosen public name, acceptance of these rules, block preferences, and submitted reports to operate and moderate the leaderboard. We do not show your email address on it. Deleting your account removes its community participation and related records from the active service.