Community Guidelines
Citizenry is built on the belief that civic life should be personal, purposeful, and rooted in respect. To make this a meaningful space for everyone, we ask that all users honor the following guidelines when engaging with our platform, our partners, and one another:
Nonpartisanship & Civics
Citizenry is strictly nonpartisan. Our mission is to strengthen communities, not political parties.
We welcome civic conversations — about issues, neighborhoods, and solutions — but campaign activity, partisan advocacy, or electioneering is out of our wheelhouse.
Political discussions should remain respectful, focused on civic life, and open to diverse perspectives.
Respect & Inclusion
Treat others with dignity, kindness, and empathy.
Respect different identities, backgrounds, perspectives, and lived experiences.
Discrimination, hate speech, or harassment of any kind has no place here.
Constructive Engagement
Use Citizenry to connect, learn, and build community — not to tear it down.
Debate ideas, not people. Passion is welcome; hostility is not.
Authentic Participation
Represent yourself honestly.
Share information that’s accurate to the best of your knowledge.
Don’t impersonate others or mislead organizations.
Nonpartisanship & Civics
Citizenry is strictly nonpartisan. Our mission is to strengthen communities, not political parties.
We welcome civic conversations — about issues, neighborhoods, and solutions — but campaign activity, partisan advocacy, or electioneering has no place here.
Political discussions should remain respectful, focused on civic life, and open to diverse perspectives.
Care for the Commons
Contribute in ways that uplift shared spaces — whether that’s our platform, a nonprofit partner, or your neighborhood.
Remember: small actions add up to meaningful change.
⚖️ Violations of these guidelines may result in suspension or removal from the platform.
🌱 Together, we can build a Citizenry rooted in belonging, purpose, and love for our cities — beyond partisanship.