Community guidelines

Peaceful action only.

The Billionaire Boycott Club gives members tools to organize: petitions, polls, events, a feed and chat. We provide the service. You decide what to organize, and you are responsible for it. These rules apply to everything you post, sign, send or host here.

Zero tolerance for violence

This is the rule that matters most, and there are no exceptions, jokes or "just saying" versions of it.

  • No inciting violence

    Never call for, encourage or suggest that anyone hurt a person or damage property.
  • No threats

    No threats against anyone, including executives, employees, officials or other members. Implied threats count.
  • No glorifying violence

    Do not praise, celebrate or make heroes out of attacks, vandalism, sabotage or the people who carry them out.
  • No coordinating violence or destruction

    Do not use petitions, polls, events, posts or chat to plan violence, property destruction, sabotage, blockades that put people in danger, or anything like it.

Companies, not private people

Boycotts target companies and public conduct: business decisions, products, policies, public statements and votes. They never target someone's private life.

  • No harassment

    Do not pile on, repeatedly contact, mock or intimidate anyone, here or elsewhere.
  • No doxxing

    Never share anyone's home address, personal phone number, private email, workplace location for the purpose of targeting them, or any other private detail. This includes executives and public figures.
  • Leave families out of it

    Never target, name or contact anyone's family members, partners or children.
  • No targeting employees

    Front-line workers did not make the decisions you are protesting. Do not organize harassment of employees, at work or anywhere else.
  • No coordinated harassment

    Do not organize mass messaging, review-bombing of individuals, or brigading of a person's accounts.

Peaceful, lawful and honest

  • Protests are peaceful and lawful

    Events organized here must be peaceful and follow local law. Respect public spaces, permits where they are required, and the instructions of venue staff.
  • No illegal activity

    Do not use the Club to plan or promote anything illegal, including trespass, fraud or theft.
  • No hate

    No attacks on people for their race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, caste, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability or illness.
  • No impersonation

    Do not pretend to be another person, a company, an official or an organization.
  • Verify before you post

    Check facts before you share them. Link to sources. If you learn something you posted was wrong, correct it. Knowingly spreading false information will be removed.
  • No spam or scams

    No fake fundraising, misleading links, repeated posts or ads.

How to report

Every petition, poll, event, post and message has a Report button. Use it whenever something breaks these rules.

If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first.

What happens next

  • Our team reviews the report against these guidelines.
  • Content that breaks them is limited or removed, and the author is told why.
  • Repeated or serious breaks lead to account limits, suspension, or removal from the Club.
  • Threats of violence and plans to cause harm may be referred to law enforcement.

Appeals

If you think we got it wrong, appeal through Support. Tell us what was removed and why you think it fits these rules.