Community
Community Rules.
Minimum moderation. Maximum accountability. These rules protect the quality of public discourse for everyone.
✔ What is Allowed
Debate
Challenge ideas, policies, and positions vigorously. Intellectual disagreement is the foundation of good civic discourse.
Criticism
Criticise politicians, institutions, corporations, and public figures. Accountability requires honest critique.
Satire
Satire and humour about public figures and policies are welcome. Punching up is different from punching down.
Petitions
Organise public requests to authorities. Collective action is the purpose of this platform.
Strong opinions
You do not need to be neutral. State your position clearly and defend it with evidence.
Anonymous participation
You may participate without revealing your real identity. We only require a valid account.
✖ What is Not Allowed
Hate speech
Content that attacks people based on caste, religion, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or disability is not permitted.
Harassment
Targeting, threatening, or repeatedly attacking individual members is a permanent ban offence.
Doxxing
Publishing private personal information about any person — member or public — without their consent.
Threats
Any content that threatens harm to individuals, groups, or institutions.
Spam
Repetitive, irrelevant, or commercial content designed to disrupt discussion.
Misinformation
Deliberately false claims presented as fact. You may be wrong — but you must not knowingly lie.
Impersonation
Creating accounts to impersonate public figures, journalists, or other members.
Moderation Process
Report
Review
Decision
Appeal
Final Action
All moderation decisions can be appealed to the Community Council. The Council's final decision is binding. Moderators are rotating community members — no permanent moderation staff.