Community trust
Useful, human, and honest
AI Human Community should feel safe enough for ordinary people to ask questions, share what worked, and teach each other useful things without turning the place into spam, performance, or fake expertise.
Invite-stage rules · Updated August 2026
Be useful before being impressive
Share what helps someone understand, decide, or do something. It is fine to be a beginner. It is fine to say you are unsure. A clear question or an ordinary Workflow that genuinely saves ten minutes is more valuable here than pretending to be an AI expert.
Treat people like people
- No harassment, threats, targeted abuse, or personal attacks.
- No hateful or demeaning treatment of people or protected groups.
- No doxxing or attempts to expose private personal information.
- Disagree with the advice or reasoning without turning the person into the target.
Keep private information private
Do not post passwords, authentication tokens, government identifiers, financial credentials, medical details, workplace secrets, children’s identifying information, or someone else’s private material unless you have a legitimate reason and permission to share it here.
If the useful part survives after names, account numbers, addresses, or other identifying details are removed, remove them.
Do not manufacture people, experience, or results
Do not invent a testimonial, user story, quote, age, job, outcome, or emotional experience and present it as real. Do not impersonate another person. If an example is hypothetical, say so.
AI-generated media is allowed only when it is clearly illustrative and does not pretend to show a real community member, real product result, or real event that never happened.
No spam, affiliate bait, or promotional detours
V1 Workflow submissions do not accept external, affiliate, referral, or promotional landing-page links. Community is not a lead-generation channel or a place to manufacture popularity around a product, newsletter, service, token, or creator account.
High-stakes answers need humility
AI can help organize questions, explain source material, or make the next decision easier. Do not present an AI answer as proof of a medical diagnosis, legal conclusion, financial guarantee, safety condition, or other consequential fact it has not actually established.
When being wrong could meaningfully harm someone, separate preparation from the final decision and point people toward appropriate verification or qualified help.
Workflow contributions
Only submit material you created or have permission to share. You keep ownership of your original contribution. By submitting it for review, you give AI Human Community non-exclusive permission to store it, review it, edit it for clarity/safety/formatting, and display it on this site if it is approved.
- Submission does not guarantee publication.
- Editorial review may request changes, reject the submission, or adjust title/slug/presentation before publication.
- Do not submit copied material as your own or content you do not have the right to publish.
- If you later need an approved contribution reviewed or removed, use the concern-reporting path.
Remixes keep their source
Remixing is for adapting something useful to a different situation, not erasing where it came from. A published Remix keeps visible source credit and a link back to the Workflow it started from.
The same contribution rules apply to the parts you add: use material you have the right to share, do not fabricate outcomes, and do not strip attribution to make someone else’s work look original.
Reports and enforcement
Content may be removed, unpublished, rejected, or sent back for changes when it conflicts with these rules or the product’s trust boundaries. Invite-stage moderation is intentionally manual rather than disguised as an automated reputation system.
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