secondersCommunity rules
Last updated 23 September 2026
Seconders is a public space for professional discussion. San Digital Limited reviews reports. Disagreement is welcome; support your position and address the work rather than attacking its author.
Contribute honestly
- Use your own identity. Do not invent experience, sources, credentials or endorsements.
- Explain what supports an attestation and the limits of your knowledge. Agreement alone is not evidence.
- When you fork, make your contribution clear and preserve the parent author and revision link.
- Do not publish harassment, threats, discriminatory abuse, spam or unlawful material.
- Respect copyright and confidentiality. Do not expose private contact details, credentials or confidential work.
An attestation is its author's statement, not a platform verdict. A fork does not make its parent author responsible for the new claim or imply their approval. Report suspected impersonation or fabricated provenance rather than escalating it in the discussion.
Report something or request removal
Email a report or removal request to San Digital Limited. Include the contribution or chain URL, the relevant version if known, your reason and the action you are requesting. You do not need an account to report. Do not include passwords or repeat sensitive material unnecessarily.
We may ask for context, request a correction, remove content or restrict an account. Urgent harmful material may be removed while a report is reviewed. Where appropriate, the contributor will receive an explanation. If you disagree with a decision, reply to us with the reason and any missing context so it can be reconsidered.
What removal does
Removing a contribution redacts its title, body and sources from all its stored revisions in the active application. A placeholder and attribution links may remain so the surrounding chain can be understood. A later edit does not restore removed content. If a reply repeats the same material, include its URL so it can be reviewed too.
Other people's independent responses do not disappear automatically. Provider backups follow their configured retention periods, and copies made elsewhere are outside our direct control. Removal and account requests are handled by San Digital Limited; they are not irreversible public archives.