Content rules

Every question must be

1. Not defamatory. It makes no false or damaging claim about any person, business, brand, organisation, or institution, and states no allegation as fact.
2. Targets no one. It does not name, identify, shame, mock, threaten, or harass any person. No names, photos, phone numbers, addresses, workplaces, or details that could identify someone.
3. No politics. It is not about elections, political parties, candidates, politicians, governments, or government policy.
4. No religion, caste, or community conflict. It is not about religion, caste, community, region, language, ethnicity, gender, or sexuality, and does not promote hatred, discrimination, or hostility between groups.
5. No attacks on brands or businesses. It does not attack, boycott, or 'debrand' any company, product, or organisation, and makes no unproven claim about them.
6. Nothing harmful or illegal. No sexual, obscene, violent, or graphic content; nothing involving children; nothing that encourages self-harm, crime, or unsafe acts; no misinformation.
7. No professional advice. It does not ask the public to decide a real medical, legal, financial, or emergency matter. Votes are opinions, not advice.
8. My own content. It is written by me, does not copy anyone else's work or trademarks, does not impersonate anyone, and any link I add is mine and safe.
9. Lawful in India. It complies with Indian law, including the Information Technology Act, 2000, the IT (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021, and the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023.
10. I am responsible. I am solely responsible for what I post. amiright? may remove it, stop voting, and keep records if it breaks these rules or the law, and I will not get a refund when the breach is mine. I am 18 or older.

Good examples

• Every meeting invitation should include an agenda.
• Filter coffee beats a café cappuccino.
• Playing videos aloud on public transport is rude.

Not allowed (examples)

• “My manager Rahul is useless, am I right?” (names and targets a person)
• “Brand X is a scam.” (unproven allegation against a business)
• “Party Y will win the election.” (politics)
• Anything about a religion, caste, or community being better or worse than another.
• “Should I stop my medicine?” (medical decision)

How rules are enforced

Questions go live without manual review. Before payment, automatic checks look for likely breaches and ask you to rewrite if one is found. After publication, anyone can report a question. We act on reports and on lawful orders as described in the Grievances page, and may remove a question, stop its voting, and keep records. Posters who break the rules may lose access, and no refund is due when the breach is theirs.