Community Rules

Submitting Ideas

• 1.One idea per submission. Keep ideas focused on a single, actionable request.
• 2.Target the right entity. Make sure your idea is directed at the entity that can actually act on it.
• 3.Be specific. Describe what you want to happen, not just what the problem is.
• 4.No duplicates. Search for existing ideas before submitting. Duplicates will be merged.
• 5.No harassment or threats. Criticize decisions, not people. Ideas that target individuals with harassment will be removed.

Voting

• •You get one vote per idea and up to 30 votes per day.
• •Vote for ideas you genuinely want to see happen. Do not create multiple accounts to inflate votes.
• •Coordinated vote manipulation (brigading) will result in account suspension.

Status Claims & Evidence

When an entity acts on an idea, community members with sufficient reputation can submit a status claim with evidence.

Disputes & Challenges

All status changes enter a cooldown period during which they can be challenged.

• •Challenges require 30 rep and a reputation stake.
• •The loser pays the stake — this discourages frivolous challenges while protecting legitimate ones.
• •Disputed claims are resolved by the Council (5-member quorum).

Creating Entities

• •Provide an official source. Entities with a Tier A source (official website, app store) are auto-approved. Tier B/C sources require council review.
• •No duplicates. Search existing entities before creating a new one.
• •Accurate info only. Provide a real name and description. Fake or joke entities will be removed.

Comments & Discussion

• •Stay on topic. Comments should relate to the idea being discussed.
• •Be respectful. Disagree with ideas, not people. No personal attacks, slurs, or threats.
• •No spam. Do not post promotional content, repeated messages, or unrelated links.

Reputation

Reputation is earned through constructive participation and determines what actions you can take.

Reputation penalties apply for wrong claims, failed challenges, and spam. Repeated bad-faith actions may result in suspension.

Enforcement

• •Vote manipulation — creating alt accounts or coordinating brigades results in permanent ban.
• •Harassment — targeting individuals with threats or abuse results in immediate suspension.
• •Spam — promotional content and repeated low-quality submissions result in rep penalties and possible suspension.
• •Bad-faith claims — repeatedly submitting false status claims results in rep loss and temporary claim restriction.