Community Guidelines

Last updated July 2026

The Axiom Project exists to be a hub — a place to grow, learn, share, and belong. These guidelines exist to protect that, plainly and without the legalese. If our Terms of Service are the rules, this is the spirit behind them.

Bring your light

Whether you found us through a rare creature, a great screenshot, or a friend, you're part of the formation now. Treat this place — and the people in it — like you'd want to be treated walking into a room of strangers who share your interests.

Be a decent human

Disagreements happen. Cussing when you're excited or frustrated is fine — we're not precious about language. What isn't tolerated: personal attacks, slurs, harassment, hate speech, or targeting someone because of who they are. If you find yourself typing something aimed at a person rather than an idea, stop and rewrite it.

Give credit where it's due

If you're sharing a screenshot, base build, or discovery that isn't originally yours, say so. Our catalogue specifically supports crediting a discoverer separately from whoever's doing the logging — use it. Passing off someone else's work as your own is not okay here.

Keep it real

No spam, no scams, no fake accounts, no manipulating reactions or replies to make something look more popular than it is. This is a small community by design — trust between members is the whole point.

Sensitive stuff

Genuinely explicit, gory, or otherwise NSFW content doesn't belong here — this is a general-audience space. Use good judgment; if you're wondering whether something crosses a line, it probably does.

If something's wrong, tell us

Every post and reply has a Report option for exactly this reason. Use it rather than escalating things yourself. Our team reviews reports and takes action — removal, warnings, or suspension — based on severity and history, not just a single incident in isolation.

Nothing here is secretly deleted

If a moderator removes something, that's a deliberate call, not something that happens quietly. We believe in real accountability, both for what members post and for how we moderate.

Thanks for being here. Let's build something worth being proud of.