Community Standards
Community Guidelines
These guidelines help keep GLP-1 Primer Community Discussions safe, respectful, and useful for everyone.
Be Respectful
- •Treat every member with kindness and respect, regardless of experience level, body type, or background.
- •Disagree with ideas, not people. Personal attacks are not permitted.
- •We all have different bodies, paths, and experiences — judgment-free zone.
Personal Experience, Not Medical Advice
- •Describe your own experience as your experience. Do not present it as medical instructions for others.
- •Do not request or provide individualized dosing instructions.
- •Do not instruct others to increase, reduce, or double a dose.
- •Do not present syringe-unit conversions as universal guidance.
- •Community content is not medical advice. Contact a qualified healthcare professional for guidance based on your circumstances.
Prohibited Content
- •No harassment, hate speech, or shaming of any kind.
- •No doxxing or sharing private identifying information about others.
- •No impersonation of other members, healthcare professionals, or provider representatives.
- •No spam or repeated unsolicited content.
- •No undisclosed provider promotion or advertising.
- •No referral-code spam.
- •No sale, transfer, or sharing of prescription medications.
- •No sharing of prescription numbers, addresses, or private contact information.
- •No unsafe dosing instructions or medication-sharing arrangements.
- •No requests to diagnose symptoms for another person.
- •No fraudulent provider accusations without supporting context.
Provider and Commercial Participation
- •Provider representatives must disclose their affiliation when discussing their provider, a competitor, pricing, medication availability, or pharmacy relationships.
- •Undisclosed advertising and fake consumer accounts are not permitted.
- •Provider representatives may not edit consumer posts, delete criticism, or manipulate reviews.
- •Verified provider representatives may report content for policy review but may not control moderation outcomes.
Privacy and Personal Information
- •Do not share information you do not want to appear publicly, including prescription numbers, addresses, or medical records.
- •Be cautious sharing details that could identify you or others in real life.
- •Moderation tools may flag common personal information patterns, but moderation does not guarantee all sensitive information will be detected.
How Moderation Works
- •Posts and replies may be flagged by community members or automated safety checks.
- •Flagged content enters moderator review and may be hidden pending review.
- •Moderators may approve, hide, remove, lock, or pin content based on these guidelines.
- •Moderators do not silently rewrite a user's substantive meaning.
- •Moderation authority is based on role, not account type.
Reporting and Appeals
- •Authenticated users can report content that may violate these guidelines.
- •Reports do not automatically remove content unless an approved emergency rule applies.
- •Mass-reporting by a provider to remove criticism will not result in automatic removal.
- •If your content was removed and you believe it was in error, you may contact us to request a review.
Emergency support: If you or someone else is experiencing a medical emergency, contact emergency services or a crisis line immediately. Do not rely on community replies for urgent situations.
