Community rules
Noemori is for growing ideas with help that is freely chosen and clearly bounded. These rules guide respectful requests, offers and conversations.
Share needs, not your whole idea
Others only see a need you publish, in words you approve. Your private idea, workspace and files stay private.
Say whether it is for profit
Every need shows whether the initiative is for profit. Help is never assumed to mean unlimited unpaid work.
Ask for bounded help
A question, an introduction, an hour of listening. Requests that read like sustained unpaid work (“build it for me”, “for free, every week”) are asked to be reworded. The check explains itself and never blocks silently.
Talk from a context
A conversation only starts from a question, a need or an accepted offer, and keeps that origin in view. There are no cold messages and no online status.
Block and report
Anyone can block the other person in a conversation, a question or an offer. Blocking closes your conversations and stops anything new between you. Anyone can report a need, question, offer, message, garden bio or fruit note shown on a garden.
Not allowed
Violence or terrorism, exploitation, harm to children, fraud, targeted harassment and hate. Research and discussion of these topics are not rejected by keyword alone.
People review reports
Reports never hide anything by themselves, however many there are. A person decides to leave content as it is, hold it while reviewing, or remove it, and always writes why. The author reads that explanation and can appeal once; another answer with reasons follows.
Public totals
Monthly totals of reports and decisions are public, without content or names.