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This document was automatically translated from French. In the event of any discrepancies between the translated version and the original French version, the French version shall prevail.
Last updated: June 23, 2025
This Administrators Charter supplements the Terms and Conditions (hereinafter "T&Cs") which remain fully applicable:
The Community Administrators Charter (hereinafter "Administrators Charter") aims to define the rules of use, responsibilities, and access conditions to the "Communities" feature of the Application. It applies to any User wishing to create and manage a Community to support a personal, solidarity, environmental, or other project. Reading and accepting this Administrators Charter is mandatory before any Community creation.
The Community is a group of Users gathered around a cause or project defined in advance by the "Leader" of the Community. WeWard reserves the right to delete this feature or restrict it at any time, at its sole discretion.
The Leader of a Community is a User responsible for creating a Community within the Application. Before any Community creation, the User wishing to become a Leader must read and accept the rules defined in this Administrators Charter. Acceptance of this Administrators Charter is a prerequisite and mandatory for the activation of a Community.
The Leader's primary responsibility is to determine the purpose of the project they wish to support within the Application through the creation of their Community. They must clearly define why Users are invited to "walk for" their Community. This may concern an environmental, humanitarian, solidarity, artistic, associative cause, or even a personal project. This purpose must be explicit from the creation of the Community, via a comprehensive description of the project or initiative supported.
The Leader of a Community is an Administrator and can appoint, under their responsibility, Administrators from among the members of their Community. The Leader can also remove any Administrator from their Community.
Administrators must manage the Community and are responsible for the actions and activities of the Community. WeWard is held harmless from any liability related to the creation, management, administration, and deletion of the Community.
Administrators commit to maintaining full transparency regarding the progress of the project and the use of the Wards collected. Any project evolution or modification of objectives must be reflected in the community description.
As an Administrator, you commit to respecting public order, national security, human dignity, equality among individuals, and the ethical values of WeWard. As such, for example, you expressly prohibit yourself from:
Promoting or supporting causes inciting hatred, violence, discrimination, or intolerance towards individuals or groups based on their origin, membership, or non-membership in a particular ethnicity, nation, race, or religion;
Encouraging activities or speeches glorifying terrorism or inciting terrorist acts;
Using the Community to disseminate content or organize actions contrary to the principles of freedom, equality, fraternity, secularism, or human dignity.
Respect for these commitments is an essential condition for using the Communities feature.
Administrators can also remove, at their discretion, any Member from their Community. In this regard, the Wards transmitted by the Members until their removal remain acquired by the Community.
Administrators also reserve the right to "pause" the collection of Wards from the Members of their Community.
The Community receives Wards thanks to Users who choose to "walk for" this Community. Each User can freely allocate a percentage of their walking activity to one or more Communities. The Wards thus allocated are accumulated by the concerned Community and can be used to support the project carried by the Leader, subject to the conditions defined by the Application.
WeWard reserves the right to withdraw all or part of the Wards allocated to a Community if it finds, at its sole discretion, that these Wards have been obtained in a manner not compliant with the T&Cs.
The Community must receive a minimum amount of Wards before the Leader can use them to support the Community's project. Additionally, a cap is imposed on the number of Wards a Community can collect. This minimum amount and the cap will be indicated in the Application and may be modified at any time by WeWard.
If you wish for your Community to exceed this Wards collection cap, you will be invited to enter into an official partnership with the Application once the initial cap is reached. This partnership will be subject to a separate agreement from the Charter. For more information on this partnership, you can contact us at the following email address: partnership@wewardapp.com
Community Wards must be used in accordance with the project objectives as described during the Community's creation. As a Leader, you are responsible and guarantee to use the Wards solely to support the Community's projects, in a spirit of transparency and good faith with the Community Members.
By the Leader: A Community can be freely deleted by its Leader once the pursued objective is achieved or at any time after notifying its Members.
By WeWard: A Community can be deleted by WeWard:
If no satisfactory action is taken within this period, the Community will be permanently deleted.
Consequences of the end of a Community: Upon the permanent deletion of a Community, its Members are notified.
In case of deletion of a Community, the Wards allocated to the Community will be permanently lost.