Community guidelines & privacy
Help someone move forward.
Quality engagement means answering the actual question, offering specific feedback, sharing relevant experience, and following up constructively. Thoughtful questions and respectful disagreement belong here.
Make room for everyone’s stories.
Each member can publish one story or idea per calendar day, resetting at midnight Eastern time. Removing a story does not reopen that day’s slot. You can still join other conversations and reply to stories. Share relevant experiences and ideas, rather than repetitive promotions or unrelated posts.
Share with context.
Images and short videos belong in a conversation or story, with a description or summary so everyone can take part. Upload only media you have permission to share. Files are limited to 6 MB, with up to 10 uploads per day and 100 saved files per member. Contact the community owner if you need help with your media library.
How contribution points work
The person who started a conversation can acknowledge a response: Helpful earns 1 point, Useful perspective earns 2, and Helped me take action earns 3. Only the highest acknowledgment per contributor in that conversation counts, up to 3 points. Points are attributed to the month of the acknowledgment in America/New_York.
Posting, replying, or receiving generic reactions alone earns no points. Repeated comments, self-acknowledgment, coordinated point exchanges, and unsolicited promotion do not qualify. Removed contributions do not count.
Points support human review. Weekly Builder awards and the Monthly Community Impact Award consider relevance, constructive support, and consistency. A score does not guarantee a prize. Builder access details are provided privately to selected recipients.
Make space for real people.
Be specific and considerate. Challenge an idea without attacking a person. No harassment, spam, impersonation, or sharing another person’s confidential information. Ask before sharing someone else’s story outside the community.
Your information stays in your control.
Conversations are visible to signed-in members. Your email, assessment answers, assessment results, and private first-impression intention are not displayed on your profile. An intention becomes visible to its author and members who have responded to that conversation. Authorized moderators can also review it. Keep that in mind when writing it.
You choose whether to appear in the directory and share your contribution score and recognition. Hiding your profile does not remove your name, chosen archetype, or profile photo from conversations you contributed to. Other members may still copy what they can see, so do not post sensitive information.
Private messages are accessible through accepted connections. They are stored on Gravity Sphere’s servers and are not end-to-end encrypted. You can block a member, report content, and remove your own posts or replies. Removal hides content from the community; records may be retained for moderation. Contact partnerships@gravity-sphere.com for account or data requests.
Recognition is not an assessment.
Your chosen archetype is a profile preference, not a published assessment result. Community contribution points reflect acknowledged participation. They do not alter your Measured Gravity Score or verify professional qualifications. Sharing your assessment, publishing a case study, and participating in a commercial partnership are separate choices.