Skills Economy
Community Guidelines
Last updated: July 19, 2026
What this platform is for
This platform exists to build a psyop-free economy: survivors exchanging real skills, real help, and real resources with each other. Every discussion space — the Commons, the members-only channel, plugin Direct Lines, and replies anywhere — is for that. The focus is us, not them.
Discussions that belong here
- Asking for and offering real help: skills, work, training, housing, transport, tools, resources.
- Questions about using the app, and answers to them.
- Honest conversation and encouragement between survivors, focused on what is being built here.
Discussions that do not belong here
Any of these can lead to a message being removed and, for repeated or serious cases, to account restriction:
- Advocating, encouraging, planning, or joking about violence or harm to anyone.
- Conversations that are not about a psyop-free economy or lifestyle. You are free to meet members here and continue those conversations off the platform — they just do not belong in these spaces.
- Making the space about perps/turning a channel into a forum about "them." Discussions here focus on what survivors build for each other.
- Harassment, demeaning language to another member.
- Soliciting money, gift cards, or financial details from members, or any scam or impersonation.
- Sharing another member's personal information, photos, or location without their consent.
- Spam, flooding, or advertising unrelated to the community.
- Presenting yourself as staff or a moderator when you are not.
How this is enforced
- A good-faith slip usually gets a reminder and a redirect, in the channel, citing this page.
- Messages that cross a line may be removed. In the members-only channel, moderators can read everything (disclosed in the channel) and can remove any post.
- Repeated or serious violations lead to account restriction through the safety tools, and members-only channel access is revoked for reviewed cause.
- You can block any member from their profile, and escalate a safety concern with a safety report — you never have to argue with someone.
These guidelines are deliberately short. When something is not covered, the test is simple: does it help survivors build, or does it hand the space to the people this platform exists to get away from?