Yeah, I think it is an unfair characterization, because it&#x27;s extremely narrow and oversimplified. And yeah, we&#x27;re learning today that maybe we do need to rethink our presentation, and especially the use of the word &quot;positive&quot; on our home page. (Fwiw, we&#x27;ve never used the wording &quot;safe space&quot; or tried to claim to be that--those were the author&#x27;s words.)<p>I&#x27;m going to do a little bit of copy&#x2F;pasting from some of my other comments on this thread to help respond to this one, so I hope you&#x27;ll forgive me, but here&#x27;s why I don&#x27;t really agree with that description.<p><i></i>Why I think it&#x27;s oversimplified and not really representative:<i></i><p>Our goal, and what we meant by using the word &quot;positive&quot; is that Imzy, and the communities on it, enrich people&#x27;s lives in a positive way. That doesn&#x27;t mean every comment, post, or discussion is positive. It means that I come away a better, more informed person from the discussions I have, or maybe I just enjoy my time there. Maybe we messed up using that word, and we&#x27;ll need to change it. We&#x27;re young, and we&#x27;re learning how to describe and talk about who we are and what we&#x27;re trying to do. What that does mean is that extreme or sustained harassment that makes people unhappy, fear for their lives, or feel like they can&#x27;t participate isn&#x27;t okay. Communities that exist solely for hate aren&#x27;t cool. But disagreement and even voicing opinions that are very unfavorable can still exist. Saying mean things to people is okay, unless that&#x27;s all you do all day following around a user or something. We all become better people when we can share our own perspectives and hear the perspectives of others, especially when they are different from our own. Otherwise you end up with an echo chamber.<p><i></i>Why I think it&#x27;s extremely narrow and offbase:<i></i><p>This is the <i>tiniest</i> bit of what we&#x27;re actually doing. We&#x27;ve focused on creating really diverse tools so that communities can exist and share however makes most sense for them and do the things that they need to do all in one place. We&#x27;ve built in a payments system. We&#x27;ve tried to give leaders AWESOME tools for making their communities exactly what they want and managing them the way that makes sense for them. We&#x27;ve tried to make things a lot more user and mobile friendly, as the places you referenced can be intimidating and not intuitive to a lot of people. Those are the things I&#x27;m most excited about--all the things we&#x27;re <i>adding</i> to community functionality, not what we&#x27;re taking away.