Terms of use

The service

Whera lets you publish an event near you and make it known. Anyone can browse public events without an account. Depending on what the organiser chose, visitors can reply to an invitation, book, follow an organiser, or post messages and photos on the wall of the event.

Free of charge

The service is free, to browse and to publish. Whera sells no tickets and takes no money: a price or a ticket link shown on an event is the organiser's business.

Publishing an event

Anyone can publish, without an account: publication is confirmed by a link sent to your e-mail address. By publishing, you commit to the following:

• the information is accurate and kept up to date, including if the event is cancelled;
• the event is real and you are entitled to announce it;
• you are entitled to use the texts and images you publish;
• the contact details of people who book or follow you are used only for that event and for your announcements.

You remain responsible for your event and how it goes: Whera is not its organiser.

Content and walls

On an event and on a wall alike, you may not publish:

• illegal, hateful, violent, sexual or shocking content;
• a photo of someone without their agreement, or private information about anyone;
• a false or misleading listing, or a duplicate;
• content you do not hold the rights to.

Before sending a photo to a wall, make sure the people who can be recognised agree and, for a child, their parents. You can remove your posts at any time from the browser that sent them.

Your content remains yours. You only allow us to show it on the site for as long as it is kept there, and the organiser of the wall can download the photos published on it.

Moderation and reports

Every photo sent to a wall goes through an automatic filter: a photo found inappropriate is refused and deleted, a doubtful one waits for the organiser's approval.

The organiser moderates their wall: they can choose to approve each post before it appears, remove a post or erase everything.

Anyone can report a public event or a post on a wall, through the “Report” link. The site team looks at every report. A post that appeared without approval and is reported by several people is hidden in the meantime.

We may remove content or an event that goes against these terms, and block an organiser: their events are then removed and they can no longer publish.

To report content to us another way: info@wize.be.

By-link events

A by-link event appears neither in the listing nor in search engines: it can only be seen through its link. Anyone who has that link can see the event and pass it on: only give it to the people you invite. The event itself cannot be reported through the site, unlike the posts on its wall: write to us if there is a problem.

Availability and liability

We do our best to keep the site working, without guaranteeing that it is always available or free of errors. We may change it, suspend it or shut it down.

Events are published by their organisers: we do not check every listing before it goes online and we guarantee neither its accuracy nor that the event takes place. If in doubt, check with the organiser before you set off.

Content is deleted at the deadlines given in the privacy policy: download the album of a wall before it is deleted if you want to keep it.

Within the limits allowed by law, we are not liable for indirect damage, nor for damage arising from an event, its organiser or content published by a third party. Nothing here reduces the rights the law gives you, in particular as a consumer.

Your data

What we do with your data, the cookies used and your rights are described in the privacy policy.

Changes to these terms

We may change these terms when the service evolves. The version in force is the one on this page, at the date shown at the top.

Applicable law and contact

These terms are governed by Belgian law. Failing an amicable settlement, the Belgian courts have jurisdiction, subject to the rules that protect consumers.

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Contact: info@wize.be.