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The quiet social contract

Leave people with more focus than you found them.

Focus Lobby works when presence feels supportive and nobody has to perform productivity.

Last updated July 16, 2026
On this page01 Protect attention02 Be human and specific03 Respect privacy04 No productivity theatre05 Moderation and reports
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Protect attention

Keep room intentions brief, chat appropriate to the room’s phase, and forum titles specific. Do not create urgency, spam, repetitive promotion, or notification pressure.

02

Be human and specific

Ask honest questions, give context, and respond to the person in front of you. Disagreement is welcome; harassment, hate, threats, sexual content, and humiliation are not.

03

Respect privacy

Do not expose another person’s identity, messages, work, location, or account details. Avoid placing confidential material in intentions, chat, screenshots, or public posts.

04

No productivity theatre

Do not rank people, shame breaks, inflate totals, or treat statuses as a performance score. Quiet wins can be shared without turning work into competition.

05

Moderation and reports

Report the specific content or profile that needs review and add context when useful. Blocking keeps another person’s Commons content out of your experience. Moderators may hide content, lock discussions, or limit accounts when safety requires it.

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