Vemetto community guidelines
A safe, respectful space for writers and readers that protects disagreement and does not allow abuse or manipulation.
What we welcome
Original ideas, respectful dialogue, criticism aimed at the idea rather than the person, and experiences whose limits and context the writer explains. We welcome disagreement presented with argument, sources and humane language.
What we reject
Copying, fabricated experiences, hate speech, defamation, dangerous information without sources, disguised advertising and misleading links. Writers may not publish another person’s personal data or images they have no right to use.
Review and reports
Every article is reviewed before it appears, and an article can be withdrawn after publication if a violation or unprovable claim emerges. A report does not mean guilt; it opens a review that protects both writer and reader.
Constructive vs abusive
Constructive: “The second example does not support the point because the source discusses a different context.” Not acceptable: mocking the writer or questioning their motives without evidence.
Original Vemetto explainer in English, adapted from our Arabic page. Last reviewed: 9 November 2026.
Practical notes and FAQ
How a report is handled
- We receive the report with the link and reason.
- We review the content against the guidelines and sources.
- We contact the writer if needed to hear their side.
- We keep, edit or withdraw, and keep a record of the decision.
Disagreeing well
- Respond to the idea, not to the person.
- Quote accurately what you are answering.
- Offer a source or reason, not just a verdict.
- Accept that some questions remain open.
Why guidelines matter
Clear guidelines protect readers and writers alike. They keep discussions useful, make moderation fair and predictable, and help newcomers feel safe enough to share their first piece.
Frequently asked questions
Does a report mean deletion?
No, it only opens a review.
Can I appeal a decision?
Yes, through the contact page with your reasons.
Do the rules apply to comments?
Yes, to every contribution in the community.