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--- guidelines [2025/08/13 02:31] – [Forum Unique Guidelines:] melon
+++ guidelines [2026/06/07 15:37] (current) – [MelonLand Wide Rules:] melon
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 ====== MelonLand Guidelines ======
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+**This page documents an //official// Melonland Policy**
+It describes a widely accepted standard that all users should normally follow.
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 The MelonLand guidelines are a set of ideals and rules that apply to all MelonLand sites to make sure that they give everyone visiting MelonLand the best possible experience!
-  - Active fair moderation to ensure spaces are safe and positive!
+  - Active fair moderation to ensure spaces are safe and positive.
-  - Emphasis on kindness and respect to all people, and a promotion of knowledge <3
+  - Emphasis on playfulness, respect, and a promotion of knowledge.
-  - Respect for others and appreciation of their differences; we are inclusive to all forms of existence.
+  - Appreciation of differences; we are inclusive to all forms of existence.
-  - Avoid of excessive data collection and analytics $$
+  - Avoid of excessive data collection and analytics.
   - Do the best to make every connection out of MelonLand a good one :^)
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 The serious and site-wide rules that you should expect from __everyone__ interacting here ~ these apply to sites/media linked on MelonLand sites as well.
   - No harassment, misanthropy, racism, sexism, queer/transphobia or other forms of inhumanity towards individuals or groups.
-  - No promotion of violence, conspiracies or misinformation - Avoid references or devils advocates.
+  - No promotion of violence, conspiracies or misinformation.
   - No content depicting or referencing illegal material, or material that could be harmful to yourself or others.
   - Try to provide appropriate warnings before entering a space that contains adult content or upsetting themes.
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   - Avoid memes, in-jokes, or content that requires external social knowledge to understand.
   - Try to keep topic titles and subjects neutral and descriptive - avoid clickbait phrasing.
-  - Avoid titles like "i made" and "this is my" - these are difficult to search unclear.
+  - Avoid titles like "i made" and "this is my" - these are difficult to search later.
   - Avoid topics that are non-constructive or purely negative - look for opportunities to create.
   - Assume the best; don’t self promote; participation is voluntary; and don't panic!