Version 1 · agreed at broadcast
Postingregulations.
The room works because everyone in it is verified and everything in it is reviewed. These six rules are what you agree to when you press “Send for review.”
01 · Review before reach
Every post passes a reviewer.
Nothing you broadcast is published until a reviewer clears it, posts, documents, podcast episodes, and video alike. Every post carries a required title and at least one tag, because tags are how your work reaches the right readers and their newsletters. A rejection always carries a reason.
02 · Post what is yours
Your work, your rights, your name.
Upload only what you have the right to share: your own analysis, decks, recordings, and video, or material you are licensed to distribute. Cite what you build on. Syndicating your LinkedIn content is fine, it must be yours. You keep ownership of everything you post; you grant the network the license to show it in the members' room and, if an editor features it, on the public media surface.
03 · Protect what you know
No secrets, no victims, no live ammunition.
No confidential or classified material, no client data, and no personal data of people who didn't consent. Write about tradecraft the way professionals do: findings under responsible disclosure, techniques without operational targeting, no exploit material aimed at systems that haven't been patched. If publishing it would burn a client, a colleague, or a victim, it doesn't belong here.
04 · A room, not a stage
Professional conduct, engineered in.
Disagree with the work, not the person. No harassment, no dogpiling, no selling from the podium. Engagement here is thumbs-up and comments, there is deliberately nothing else to farm, so write for the reader, not for a counter.
05 · Disclose interests
Sponsored is said out loud.
If you have a commercial interest in what you're posting, your product, your employer's campaign, a paid engagement, say so in the post. The network's own sponsored placements are always labeled; yours must be too. Undisclosed promotion is the fastest way to a rejection.
06 · Files
What upload means here.
Documents, audio, and video live in a private bucket and are served to members through short-lived signed links, never public URLs. Featuring a post publicly never exposes its files. Keep uploads under 50 MB. A retracted or rejected post's files stay private to you.
How your data is handled is its own agreement: the privacy agreement.