Thanks!<p>It sounds like there&#x27;s definitely some stuff we could be doing to improve our branding--we&#x27;re new and we&#x27;re learning, and the word &quot;positive&quot; seems to have been misconstrued by everyone from what we meant it to be to who we are as a company.<p>One thing, just as a note, is that we&#x27;re not trying to be a &quot;safe space&quot; community, and we&#x27;re not trying to censor disagreement, remove negativity, or even get rid of all hate and mean comments. Those all have a purpose, and without them it becomes an empty echo chamber and there&#x27;s no point in actually talking.<p>Also, the fact that we&#x27;re trying to take a stronger stance on harassment is just a tiny, tiny bit of what we&#x27;re doing differently. We&#x27;re not trying to be a safer Reddit, or even trying to be a direct Reddit competitor.<p>What we&#x27;ve built is in response to issues we&#x27;ve seen in all different platforms--Reddit, sure, but also Tumblr, Twitter, Facebook, Patreon, and more. We&#x27;ve tried to build a really broad, flexible platform that makes it so communities can do all the things they want to in one place, with a developer platform to make sure that&#x27;s possible. We&#x27;ve built in a payments system. We&#x27;ve designed it to be more user and mobile friendly instead of an outdated forum style. Those are honestly the things that I care most about, and the possibilities they open are what I think will have the biggest impact on hopefully making Imzy a really viable community platform that I want to work on, not the things that we&#x27;re trying to prevent.