Short version
A better room works because people bring some restraint with them. That remains true online.
The social contract
Community Guidelines Guidelines for not ruining the room.
Be direct, be respectful, and do not turn the app into a free-for-all.
Direct is good. Cruel is boring. The line is not hard to find.
Trust
Guidelines aren't about control; they're about maintaining a room where people actually want to spend time.
Respect
Directness is the point of 4SHITA. Cruelty is just a failure of imagination.
The Framework
The Social Contract.
4SHITA is a niche space. These rules exist to keep it from becoming another generic, loud, or hostile corner of the internet.
Safety
Harassment, stalking, or any form of predatory behavior leads to an immediate permanent ban. We don't do warnings for safety.
The Vibe
Posts should be original. Low-effort spam, bot-generated filler, or blatant self-promotion will be removed to keep the room interesting.
Boundaries
Forking or commenting are social signals. Respect silence. If somebody isn't engaging, dragging them into a conversation is a failure of etiquette.
Detail
The Specifics
Specific expectations for behaving like a human.
Directness: Say what you mean. We like specific, honest interaction. We don't like performative outrage or generic filler.
Consent: A chat is a privilege, not a right. If somebody stops responding, the interaction is over. Pressure is harassment.
Moderation: Our admins are human. We moderate based on intent. If you're here to ruin the vibe, you'll be removed without a debate.
Perspective
Governance that makes sense for humans.
We trust our users to act with basic decency. We have tools for when that trust is misplaced.
mood check
A little more direct. A little more dignity.
Final note
These rules apply to every interaction, public or private. By using 4SHITA, you're agreeing to keep the room interesting.