Community guidelines

Make every interaction worth having.

A useful business network depends on honest context, relevant requests, and respect for people's time and information. These principles guide the planned community experience and the use of public resources.

Review the verification approach

Represent yourself and your work accurately

Use truthful descriptions of experience, company status, results, and affiliations. Distinguish self-reported claims from evidence. Do not invent credentials, reviews, investments, partnerships, availability, or customer outcomes.

Contact people with context and consent

Use the provider's preferred channel. Explain why the request is relevant, make a specific ask, and respect a refusal or lack of response. Do not mass-message, pressure, impersonate, or share someone else's private information without permission.

Agree expectations before work begins

Clarify scope, responsibilities, fees, confidentiality, and intended use of information. A conversation is not a commitment to a project, investment, job, or partnership. Verify claims and terms through appropriate channels before acting.

Reporting and moderation status

Hosted messaging, user blocking, community reports, and a staffed moderation service are not active in this public release. The contact page shows whether a channel for site issues has been configured. Future community features must include usable reporting, blocking, review, and appeal processes before launch.