The Rules - a review and an opportunity to propose new ones and make changes to existing ones

The Rules:

1. Be inclusive. Think about how binary and nonbinary trans people will be supported by your action, and make changes if needed. If you're not sure, post asking how you can make your action more inclusive and supportive. Think carefully about how your choice of action will affect intersex people where applicable.

2. Be specific. If your action is only applicable to people in a particular country or region, tag it as such and add it in the title. Message the mods if you want a new country tag to be added. Title example: [Petition] Include nonbinary genders in benefits forms (UK only)

3. Don't dismiss, minimise or invalidate. I know you know this, but I've got to say it! All genders and gender expressions are valid, and people are the best authorities on their own genders. Trust each other, and stick up for each other.

4. Pronouns. Use people's pronouns correctly, and post your pronouns if you want people to get yours right. I recommend including all five forms as per anagnori's in-depth explanation if you want to be extra-clear, like this: they/them/their/theirs/themself (plural verbs, eg: "they are")

5. Use the "spoiler" option and make a note in the title if you feel the topic of your post might be upsetting. Examples of content that should probably be content-noted (CNed) and spoilered include suicide, self-harm, abuse, etc. Title example: [Complaints please] Write to your MP to object to treatment of trans prisoners as cis (CN: abuse of prisoners, transphobic violence, suicide)

6. Assume good intent, and treat each other with compassion.

So, these are our rules. What do you think? Have I missed anything, or should I change anything?