Community Standards

Respect is the foundation of our community. Every member, regardless of background, experience, or level of expertise, deserves to be treated with dignity. We encourage open discussions and the sharing of different perspectives, but we ask that all interactions remain respectful and constructive. Differences in opinion are natural, but they should always be expressed thoughtfully and kindly.

We recognize that diabetes affects everyone differently. Our community is enriched by the diverse perspectives, beliefs, and experiences of our members. Whether you have Type 1, Type 2, gestational diabetes, or are a caregiver or healthcare professional, your voice matters. We welcome insights from all walks of life, as long as they are grounded in research, evidence, or personal experience. This diversity helps us learn from one another and grow stronger together.

In our community, we prioritize information that is based on sound research and overwhelming personal experience. While personal stories and experiences are invaluable, we encourage members to share knowledge that is supported by credible sources, such as scientific studies, medical professionals, or widely accepted practices. This ensures that our community remains a reliable source of information for everyone involved.

Our community is a safe space where everyone can freely share their thoughts without fear of judgment or discrimination. We do not tolerate any form of harassment, bullying, or negative behavior. If a member feels uncomfortable or disrespected, we encourage them to reach out to our moderators, who are here to ensure that our community remains welcoming and supportive.

Healthy dialogue is key to our community’s growth. We encourage members to ask questions, offer advice, and engage in discussions that promote learning and understanding. When offering feedback or differing opinions, we ask that members do so in a way that is constructive and aims to help others. Our goal is to foster a positive environment where every interaction contributes to the well-being of our community.

The field of diabetes management is constantly evolving, and so should we. We are committed to continuous learning and encourage our members to stay informed about the latest research, treatments, and strategies. By sharing new information and staying open to learning, we can all improve our management of diabetes and support each other more effectively.

We understand that discussing health can be deeply personal. Our community is committed to protecting the privacy and confidentiality of our members. We ask that all members respect the privacy of others by not sharing personal information on our platformt. This helps ensure that our space remains a safe and trusted environment.