1. Accept rules
3. Your details
5. Confirm email
7. Our review

Some ground rules.

These are set and enforced by the bagua.social moderators.

1. Don't be mean.
   It should go without saying that the fundamental concept of a safe space is one where people are free to be themselves without fear of repercussion. Any action that is detrimental to that, by intent or perception, would be considered mean and should be avoided. Respect each other, absolutely no hate speech is permitted.
2. Be open.
   You don't have to like everything shared, but you should be open to opposing viewpoints and concerns shared by the community. Your triggers are yours to manage and you should use the tools available to do so.
3. CWs required for NSFW
   Part of not being mean is being considerate of others. If we ask people to be open, we must also appreciate that there are things they may not want to see. It's a balancing act where kindness begets acceptance, or at the very least, tolerance. Do your part to make this a happy place for everyone. Use sensitive media flag *and* content warning (CW) for NSFW media. No full-on nudity in avatars.
4. Exclusively 18+. No illegal content.
   Nudity is fine, kinkiness is encouraged, but content should be either self-generated or something you have permission to share. Simply posting tired content pulled from the interwebs is not the focus of this community. There are plenty of other options for that, we are going for something more original and honest. Do better.
5. Confirm acceptance of all rules when requesting an account.
   If you think this is the kind of place you would like to be part of, we encourage you to join. When you register, you will be asked to provide an explanation. The final line of your explanation should include the exact phrase "I believe I can be a decent community member and agree to follow the rules of this community." The purpose of this is to confirm that new user have read the rules and have the ability read and comprehend the rules that govern this community. NOTE: This should NOT be the only explanation you provide, just the last sentence. The more your request includes, the more like it is to get approved. In this case, one word is simply not going to be enough.