Transparency

Transparency is a core principle of the network. We aim to build a more open, intellectual, and sustainable environment where users understand how public systems work and how their content exists within them.

The goal is to encourage awareness, responsibility, and better decision-making through openness. When people understand their data is public, they tend to think, create, and act more carefully.

• Messaging


• Notifications


• To Do's (Private)


• Saves


• Scrapboard


• Wallet


• Dashboard → Business


• Purchases (address data only)


• Checklist applications with admins


• Email used for registration (not public email display)

• Posts remain discoverable even when hidden from projection settings


• Public data may persist as part of long-term historical records


• Users should avoid sharing sensitive personal information


• Location tags can be indexed via external search APIs


• Event posts can be distributed through external event APIs


• Posts may be embedded across external websites and platforms

• All link clicks, @tags, and #tags are recorded in post interaction systems


• These signals are used to improve recommendations and user experience


• Activity logs are stored for safety, moderation, and public protection


• Data retention helps improve platform performance and user experience over time

• Safety tools help moderate content and control what users see


• Users can influence their feed and content exposure through controls


• Private sections are clearly marked to distinguish from public content

• Content that generates investment, sales, or donations will be retained permanently


• Deleting an account anonymises associated personal data


• Historical records of usernames and platform activity will be preserved to protect our financial systems & userbase. Tools will enable people to see the history of a username when registering, as old users may delete accounts and usernames maybe associated to new users.

This system is designed to balance openness, accountability, and long-term historical integrity, while still protecting sensitive personal information where required.