TomBombadilModerator
We’ve been listening to your feedback about moderation decisions on the Forums.

Updates to our Forum Guidelines:
We’ve heard your feedback about how our Forum guidelines are interpreted and applied. As part of our commitment to continuous improvement, we’ve reviewed the guidelines to make them clearer and easier to understand.
We also want to be transparent about how moderation works and what you can expect from us.
“Be friendly” is now “Be respectful”
We’ve changed “Be friendly” to “Be respectful” because we heard that “friendly” is difficult to interpret consistently. You don’t have to agree with someone to participate in the Forums, but we always need to treat others with respect.
A new recovery-focused guideline
We’ve added a guideline to help keep the Forums focused on recovery, peer-to-peer connection, and support.
Recovery looks different for everyone. You don’t need to be “doing well” to participate, and it’s okay to talk about difficult experiences, setbacks, and challenges. At the same time, we want the Forums to be a place where people can have conversations to leave room for connection, reflection, and community.
How we moderate:
The SANE Forums are moderated by real people. Our moderators use the guidelines to help keep the Forums safe, respectful, and supportive.
Because moderation is a human process, there will sometimes be differences in how situations are interpreted and decisions are made. If you disagree with a moderation decision, you can provide respectful feedback. Our team of managers or our quality team will consider your concerns about how the guidelines have been interpreted or applied.
We may remove posts or threads when we believe this is needed to protect the safety or wellbeing of the wider community. This can include content that may have a harmful or negative impact on other members. We strive for consistency rather than perfection, with the goal of keeping things safe and respectful for all.
The Forums belong to the community
The biggest strength of the SANE Forums is the peer-to-peer connection that members provide to each other.
These guidelines help us protect that environment and keep the Forums a safe, respectful, and recovery-focused space for everyone.
You can view the updates that were made through clicking this link -
Community Guidelines - SANE Forums