Community standard · version 1
The room works
when trust does.
These rules apply to member profiles, circles, posts, replies, resources, events, reactions, follows, and reports. Review controls publication; it does not certify every claim.
Challenge ideas without diminishing people.
Disclose commercial, professional, and personal interests.
Protect private information—yours and everyone else’s.
Label firsthand experience, sourced fact, and opinion differently.
No hate, harassment, scams, coercion, doxxing, or guaranteed outcomes.
Respect + safety
No hate, identity attacks, harassment, sexual exploitation, threats, stalking, doxxing, coercion, or encouragement of self-harm or violence. Critique claims and conduct with enough context for a useful response.
Truth + evidence
Do not fabricate credentials, people, transactions, outcomes, testimonials, events, ownership, or sources. Mark opinion, firsthand experience, and sourced fact distinctly. Correct material errors.
Commerce + opportunity
Disclose employment, ownership, affiliate, sponsorship, referral, organizer, and client relationships. No advance-fee scams, guaranteed returns, fake urgency, pyramid recruiting, or undisclosed lead capture.
Privacy + consent
Do not publish someone else’s personal contact, financial, health, employment, immigration, family, identity-document, or precise-location information without clear authority and necessity.
Professional boundaries
Medical, legal, financial, tax, lending, and mental-health discussions must avoid diagnosis, individualized directives, guaranteed outcomes, or pretending an online exchange creates a professional relationship.
Moderation + appeal
Submissions may be published, sent back for changes, hidden, removed, or declined. Reports do not trigger automatic removal. Public notes explain member-facing decisions; safety records are retained proportionately.
See something that breaks the standard?
Use the report control on the member, post, reply, or event. Include what happened and why a reviewer should look closely. Immediate danger belongs with local emergency services.