Votter

Code of Conduct

Effective: March 2026  ·  Last updated: March 2026

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1. Our Mission

"Votter exists to create focused and mission-directed community — giving individuals, groups, and communities a dedicated platform for communication and action."

This Code of Conduct defines the standards that make that mission possible. When everyone on the platform behaves with integrity and respect, communities can do the real work they came here to do.

2. Who This Applies To

This Code applies to all Votter users — members, moderators, and community administrators. It covers all activity on the platform: posts, comments, direct messages, actions, shared documents, and any other feature.

Individual communities on Votter may also establish their own guidelines that go beyond this Code. Those community-specific rules are set and enforced by the community's administrators.

3. Our Standards

We expect all users to:

4. Prohibited Behavior

The following are not permitted on Votter, in any community, at any time:

Harassment & bullying
Hate speech
Threats of violence
Doxxing
Misinformation
Impersonation
Spam
Bot accounts
Scraping user data
Commercial advertising
Explicit content
Illegal activity

Harassment and Abuse

Hate Speech and Discrimination

Misinformation and Deception

Spam and Platform Abuse

Illegal and Harmful Content

5. Political Speech

Votter is built for organizing communities with shared missions. Political speech, advocacy, and debate are not just permitted — they are expected and welcomed.

We encourage open, engaging, and respectful discussion, including on controversial political topics. Sharing different perspectives, debating policy, and challenging ideas are all part of healthy community organizing.

However, the following are never acceptable, even in political discussions:

Disagree with a position — debate it. Do not attack the person holding it.

6. Identity and Authenticity

Users are expected to use their real name as their display name. Your username (handle) may differ from your real name. Do not use your account to impersonate another individual or organization.

Individual community operators may require additional identity verification as a condition of membership in their community. This is set by the community, not Votter.

7. Moderation and Enforcement

Moderation on Votter is primarily handled by each community's administrators and moderators. They have the authority to:

Votter does not actively moderate individual communities. However, Votter reserves the right to take action — including account suspension or termination — for severe violations of this platform-level Code of Conduct or applicable law.

8. Reporting Violations

If you see content or behavior that violates this Code, use the reporting feature within the Votter app. Reports are reviewed by your community's administrators.

For issues you believe rise to a platform-level violation (content illegal under applicable law, severe safety threats, or conduct that community admins are unable or unwilling to address), email hello@votter.org.

9. Appeals

If a moderation action was taken against you and you believe it was made in error:

  1. Community-level actions (content removed, suspended from a community): Contact your community's administrators directly to appeal.
  2. Platform-level actions (account suspended or terminated by Votter): Email hello@votter.org with your account information and a description of the situation. We will review appeals within a reasonable timeframe.

Submitting an appeal does not guarantee reinstatement. We consider all appeals in good faith.

10. Platform Liability

Votter provides a platform for communities to communicate and organize. We want to be clear about our role:

Users and community operators are responsible for the content they create and the communities they run.

11. Changes to This Code

We may update this Code of Conduct as the platform evolves. Significant changes will be communicated through the app. The "Last updated" date at the top of this page reflects when this document was last revised.

12. Contact

Questions about this Code of Conduct or a specific situation not covered here:

Votter (CinCon Group)
hello@votter.org