Contribution guidelines

What we want

• Explain how something works, and link to where you learned it.
• Share a trade you made and what happened, including the mistakes.
• Fix an error on a page. Show proof and say what you changed.
• Say "I think" when it's your opinion, not a fact.

What gets removed

• Promising profit, or saying something is "safe" or "can't lose".
• Pushing a token, group or paid service without saying you're involved.
• Organising pumps, dumps or fake volume.
• Scam links: fake support, wallet drainers, phishing or malware.
• Made-up screenshots, numbers or sources.
• Harassment, threats, or posting someone's private details.
• Copying someone else's article or images.
• Referral spam and signal-group ads.
• Asking for a seed phrase or private key, for any reason.

Say what you own

Before you post about a token or tool, tell readers if any of these are true:

• You hold the token.
• You work for or advise the project.
• You were paid, or given tokens, to post.
• Your post has a referral link.

Saying so is fine. Hiding it gets your post removed.

Wiki pages vs. member posts

Wiki pages only change after an editor approves the edit. Member posts show your name and a "Community post" label, so nobody mistakes them for checked wiki pages.

Reporting a problem

Every page will have a Report button. You'll pick a reason (for example scam link, wrong information or undisclosed promotion) and a moderator will look at it.