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Rage is allowed.Crimes aren't.
Swear, catastrophise, hold the unpopular opinion, be brutally honest, be wrong. The only lines are the legal ones: nothing illegal, no doxxing, no real threats against real people, no explicit images.
Allowed. Encouraged, actually.
- Swearing.Every word you know, in whatever language you think in.
- Bleak humour.Jokes about the robots winning. Jokes about losing your job to one.
- Unpopular takes.Hate what everyone loves. Say the thing nobody at work will.
- Brutal honesty about AI, companies and products.Name the product. Name the company. Name the CEO. Say what they did and what you think of it.
- Catastrophising.Think this all ends badly? Say so, as loudly as you like.
- Being wrong.Nobody fact-checks a vent.
Being offended is not a reason to take anything down. Neither is a pile of reports.
What comes down
The legal floor. This is the whole list.
- Illegal content.Child abuse material, and anything else it is a crime to post.
- Doxxing.A real person's phone number, home address, ID number, or anything that finds them.
- Real threats.Saying you will hurt a real person. Raging at AI, companies and products is not a threat.
- Explicit images.Nudity and sexual content. Uploads are scanned before they go live.
- Spam.Bots, scams, link dumps and the same post over and over.
Venting is not a threat
Wanting to smash your laptop, hoping a chatbot burns, telling an AI company to go to hell: that is venting, and it stays up. Saying you will hurt a real person is a threat, and it comes down. So does posting where someone lives.
How it's enforced
Every rant and comment is checked against the legal floor before it posts. Every image is scanned for explicit content before it goes live. If a post gets stopped, the message says which line it crossed.
For anything that slips through, there's a Report button under every rant and comment, or the report page. A human reads the queue. It isn't instant.