Community standard
Code of Conduct
Rein welcomes people across industries, educational backgrounds, nationalities, professional paths, technical experience, political views, and public influence. We protect that openness with specific communication and safety boundaries.
Expected conduct
- Engage people and ideas with basic respect, including when disagreement is direct.
- Describe affiliations, experience, and proposed work honestly.
- Respect privacy, event-safety instructions, and reasonable communication boundaries.
- Critique the Mission, organization, or technical assumptions without targeting people for abuse.
- Raise safety concerns through the published contact channel.
Conduct that is not accepted
- Explicit threats or encouragement of violence against people, groups, or events.
- Hate, targeted harassment, sustained insults, or intimidation.
- Fraud, impersonation, or malicious social engineering.
- Doxxing, deliberate disruption of event safety, or explicit sabotage plans.
- Persistent refusal to respect basic communication and safety boundaries.
How decisions are made
We base restrictions and rejections on documented conduct, not vague labels. Ordinary disagreement, criticism of the Mission, political or cultural background, industry or employment history, limited English fluency, and blunt or awkward phrasing are not by themselves violations.
Scope and reporting
This Code applies to Rein-managed online spaces, events, applications, and direct organizational communication. It does not create legal membership or an employment relationship.
Report a concern to admin@rein-protocol.org. Include only information needed to understand the issue.