Community Guidelines

By Forum Team

The goal of this community is simple: help each other ship better products. We keep the signal high by encouraging thoughtful posts, constructive feedback, and a bias toward action. These guidelines are here to make sure everyone feels safe contributing.

Be respectful and assume good intent.
Keep discussions on topic and constructive.
Share context and details so others can help.
No spam, self‑promotion without value, or harassment.
Give credit when you build on someone else’s insight.
Use clear titles that describe the problem or outcome.

Moderators may edit or remove content that violates these guidelines. Repeated violations can lead to temporary or permanent restrictions. If you see a problem, report the content and avoid escalating in public replies.

When asking for help, include details like what you tried, the constraints you are working under, and what a good outcome looks like. When giving feedback, be specific and actionable so the author can move forward.

How moderation works

Moderators focus on behavior, not opinion. Strong disagreements are fine as long as the tone stays respectful and the discussion stays on topic.

If you are unsure whether a post fits, aim for clarity and intent. Threads that include context and a concrete question are almost always welcome.

Examples of high‑signal posts

“Here is our activation funnel. Where would you focus first?”
“We ran 3 pricing tests. Here are the results and open questions.”
“This onboarding flow dropped conversion — any ideas to fix it?”

These work because they include specific context and invite focused feedback. Vague questions tend to get vague answers.