Community Guidelines & Acceptable Use

What this community is for

PrecisionPro exists so members can discuss research, compare methodology, work through calculations, and keep each other honest about evidence. Keep contributions specific, sourced where possible, and useful to the next person who reads them.

Hard rules

• No sourcing. Do not ask for, name, rank, link or hint at vendors, suppliers, group buys or marketplaces.
• No personalised directives. Share what the literature says and what you did; do not tell another member what to take or how much.
• No medical claims. Do not state that anything cures, treats or prevents a disease.
• No harassment, hate speech, threats, or sharing anyone's private information.
• No spam, referral links, or promoting your own products or services.
• No impersonating a clinician, researcher, moderator or staff member.
• 18+ only. Members found to be under 18 are removed.

Research threads

In Clinical Research Studies, lead with the source. Link the study or abstract, note the design and population, and use evidence tags honestly — a case report is not a randomised trial. Anecdote is welcome when it is labelled as anecdote.

Protocol logs

Protocol posts shared to your profile accept likes and views, not comments, so nobody's log turns into a debate thread. Never share another member's protocol data without their consent.

Moderation ladder

Moderation is enforced server-side; a restricted account cannot post, react or message regardless of what the interface shows.

• Warning — a note from staff explaining what needs to change.
• Timeout — a temporary hold on posting, reacting and messaging.
• Content removal — the post or upload is taken down.
• Ban — permanent removal for repeat or severe violations, with no refund.

Reporting and appeals

Use the report control on any post or message to flag it for staff. If you believe a moderation action was wrong, email info@precisionpro.io with your account email and the details — appeals are reviewed by an admin who was not involved in the original action wherever possible.