Community Discussion Standards
These standards apply to every forum on Peptide News. They exist to keep discussion useful, honest, and safe for everyone participating.
1. Keep It Educational and Research-Focused
This forum exists to discuss published research, mechanisms, and evidence — not to provide medical advice. Discussions should stay focused on what has actually been studied and published.
2. No Personalized Medical or Dosing Advice
Do not post or request personalized dosing instructions, injection guidance, treatment plans, or cycle recommendations. Do not claim that any unapproved research compound is safe or effective for human use. If you have a medical question, talk to a licensed healthcare provider.
3. Disclose Financial and Affiliate Relationships
If you have any financial, affiliate, or promotional relationship with a supplier or product you’re discussing — including discount codes, free products, or sponsorships — disclose it clearly. Undisclosed promotional content will be removed.
4. Support Claims With Credible Sources
When making a scientific claim, back it up with a credible source where possible — peer-reviewed journals, PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, or recognized regulatory bodies. Be clear about the difference between animal studies, cell studies, early human research, and approved medical treatments.
5. Protect Privacy
Never post private customer information, order numbers, tracking numbers, addresses, or payment details — your own or anyone else’s.
6. No Spam or Referral Link Flooding
Don’t post referral links or promo codes outside of relevant supplier-review threads. Repeated or off-topic promotional posting will be treated as spam.
7. Be Respectful
Good-faith scientific disagreement is welcome. Personal attacks, harassment, and bad-faith arguing are not, and may result in moderation action.
Moderation
Posts that violate these standards may be edited, removed, or result in account restrictions at the discretion of the Peptide News team. If you see content that concerns you, please flag it or contact the team.