Welcome to the mu Community!

the mu is a community to co live and learn, and build tools using web3 resources towards real world problems’ practical solutions. Let's make this ecosystem a safer, uplifting and pleasant place for everyone.

These Community Guidelines are based on the mu's mission and values, and other ‣.

By attending any event hosted by the mu and by joining the mu official telegram chats, we understand you have read and agreed to these community guidelines.

Encouraged Behavior

• Respect each other: Treat fellow community members with kindness, empathy, and respect. We value diversity of opinions and backgrounds, and expect everyone to treat others with dignity.

• Celebrate our Differences: We are all different because we need each other. Learn about each other and allow our differences to bond us.

• Protect our Space: Remember to be respectful and constructive with your communication to fellow members. We are a community free from online, physical or sexual harassment and assault. Everyone should take responsibility for the community and take the initiative to diffuse tension and stop a negative threat as early as possible.

• Maximize this experience: Get involved in the mu community, participate in available opportunities, and make the most of your time here. It's also encouraged to help other members maximize their experience whenever possible.

• Consent: We believe that consent plays a vital part in our connectivity and community. Our vision is that all parties participate in a physical encounter from a place of enthusiasm and autonomy.

  • Touch: Consent must be explicitly granted from an individual who is clearly in a state of mind to be able to grant it.
  • Foods: Disclose the ingredients, one person’s innocuous ingredient can be someone else’s allergy.
  • Photography: Ask before taking pictures. If you would not like to be in a picture, let the photographer know as well. Let's be mindful both ways. Remember consent to take a picture is NOT consent to post it on your blog.

  Consent can be revoked once it’s been given. When in doubt, vouch for happy “yes” rather than uncertain “no”s.

• Be helpful: Make comments that will benefit other muvers and non-muvers. Add information or perspectives to the discussion. Share a new recommendation, or a unique perspective on an existing one. Give advice that will be helpful.

Unwelcome Behavior

These actions are explicitly forbidden at mu:

• Insulting, demeaning, hateful, or threatening remarks;
• Discrimination based on nationality, race, disability, gender (identity or expression), age, sexuality, religion, or similar personal characteristic;