
Community Policy
Terms & Conditions
Community Mission:
My Reset Lab’s Community (“Community”) exists to foster peer‑powered connection, encouragement, and shared growth among individuals committed to improving their well‑being.
Scope of Activities:
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Discussion Forums: Topic‑based threads for sharing experiences, asking questions, and offering support.
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Resource Libraries: Curated articles, videos, and worksheets contributed by My Reset Lab and vetted partners.
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Member Events: Live Q&As, virtual meet‑ups, and guest‑speaker sessions.
Who This Applies To:
These policies govern all registered Community members—including participants, volunteers, moderators, and guest contributors—across My Reset Lab’s online forums, social media groups, and member portals.
Non‑Therapeutic Nature:
Participation in the Community does not establish any professional or licensed relationship. Content is intended for peer support and educational purposes only.
Section 2 – Membership & Access Rights
2.1 Eligibility & Registration
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Age Requirement: All Community members must be 18 years or older.
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Account Creation: To join, individuals must provide a valid email address, choose a unique username, and accept these Community Policies.
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Verification: We may periodically verify member identities (e.g., via email confirmation) to maintain a safe environment.
2.2 Member Roles & Privileges
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Standard Member:
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Can view and post in forums, access resource libraries, and join member events.
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Verified Contributor:
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Granted to members who demonstrate expertise and have been vetted by our moderation team; may create new resource entries and lead topic‑based discussions.
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Moderator:
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Appointed by My Reset Lab to enforce policies, manage discussions, and handle reports; has access to additional moderation tools (e.g., content removal, user warnings).
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Administrator:
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Staff members responsible for overall Community operations, policy updates, and technical maintenance.
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2.3 Account Security & Privacy
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Unique Credentials:
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Membernames and passwords must be unique; sharing credentials is prohibited.
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Password Requirements:
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Minimum 8 characters with at least one letter and one number.
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Strongly recommended: enable two‑factor authentication (2FA) where available.
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Member-Controlled Profile:
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Members choose what personal details to display (e.g., first name only, pseudonym).
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Profile pictures should not reveal sensitive personal information.
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2.4 Access Levels & Content Visibility
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Public vs. Private Spaces:
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Some forums (e.g., general wellness topics) are open to all registered members.
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Others (e.g., specialty support circles) require facilitator approval or an enrollment key.
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Resource Libraries:
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Free-to-access materials are available to all members.
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Premium resources (e.g., downloadable workbooks) may require course completion or paid membership tiers.
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2.5 Membership Termination & Suspension
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Voluntary Withdrawal:
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Members may deactivate their accounts at any time via account settings; deletion requests will remove personal data per our Privacy Policy.
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Involuntary Suspension/Removal:
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My Reset Lab reserves the right to suspend or terminate any account that violates Community Policies (see Section 4) or for inactivity beyond 12 months.
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Suspended members receive an email outlining the reason and steps to appeal or reinstate their account.
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Section 3 – Code of Conduct & Community Standards
3.1 Respectful Communication
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Be Kind & Courteous: Treat every member with courtesy, empathy, and patience.
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Use “I” Statements: Frame feedback or disagreement by speaking from your own perspective (e.g., “I feel…” rather than “You always…”).
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No Interruptions: Allow others to finish before responding in threaded discussions or live chat.
3.2 Prohibited Conduct
Members must not engage in:
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Harassment & Hate Speech: Any slurs, insults, or demeaning remarks based on race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, disability, age, or any other characteristic.
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Threats or Violence: Any direct or veiled threats, intimidation, or endorsement of harm.
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Bullying & Stalking: Persistent unwanted contact, monitoring, or malicious targeting of another member.
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Sexual Harassment: Unwelcome sexual advances, comments, or imagery of a sexual nature.
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Spam & Self‑Promotion: Unsolicited advertisements, promotional links, or requests for business, donations, or referrals.
3.3 Content Standards
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Stay On‑Topic: Post in the correct forum or thread and keep comments relevant to the subject.
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No Misinformation: Do not share medical or legal advice as fact. When in doubt, cite reputable sources or encourage professional consultation.
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Content Format:
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Use clear, constructive language.
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Avoid excessive profanity, all‑caps text, or emojis that disrupt readability.
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Accessibility: Include alt‑text for images and avoid long unbroken paragraphs to aid screen‑readers.
3.4 Privacy & Confidentiality
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Member Privacy: Do not share another member’s personal details (real name, location, contact info) without explicit permission.
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Off‑Platform Sharing: Any quotes or excerpts from discussions must be anonymized and used only with consent.
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Sensitive Topics: Trigger warnings are encouraged when discussing topics that may be distressing (e.g., trauma, self-harm, grief).
3.5 Intellectual Property Respect
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Original Work: Only post content you have created or have permission to share.
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Attribution: When referencing external articles, images, or resources, provide proper credit and links.
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No Plagiarism: Copying substantial text from others without attribution is prohibited.
Section 4 – Moderation & Enforcement
4.1 Moderator Responsibilities
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Policy Enforcement: Moderators monitor discussion forums, flag or remove content that violates these Community Policies, and issue warnings or sanctions as needed.
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Fairness & Impartiality: Moderators must apply rules consistently, without favoritism or bias.
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Privacy Respect: Moderator actions (e.g., warnings, removals) are handled discreetly; specific details are shared only with involved parties and the Community Admin team.
4.2 Reporting Violations
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How to Report:
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Click the “Report” button on offending posts or send an email to moderation@myresetlab.com with “Community Policy Violation” in the subject.
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Required Information:
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Your username, the URL or title of the content, date/time, and a brief description of the violation.
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Confidentiality:
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All reports are confidential. The reporter’s identity will not be disclosed to other members without consent.
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4.3 Enforcement Actions
Depending on the severity and frequency of violations, Moderators may take one or more of the following actions:
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Content Removal: Immediate deletion of posts or comments that breach policy.
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Warning Notification: Private message outlining the violation and required corrective action.
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Temporary Suspension: Loss of posting rights for a specified period (e.g., 24 hours to 30 days).
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Post Moderation: New posts from the member require moderator approval before publication.
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Account Termination: Permanent ban from the Community for repeated or egregious breaches.
4.4 Appeals Process
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Submission: Banned or suspended members may appeal by emailing appeals@myresetlab.com within 7 days of enforcement action.
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Review Committee: Appeals are reviewed by a committee of three moderators not involved in the original decision.
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Decision Timeline: Appeals decisions are communicated within 10 business days and are final.
4.5 Transparency & Policy Updates
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Enforcement Transparency: Quarterly summaries of enforcement actions (anonymized statistics) will be published in the Community Announcements forum.
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Policy Revision: My Reset Lab reserves the right to update Community Policies at any time. Members will be notified via email and an in‑portal banner; continued participation implies acceptance of updates.
Section 5 – Member Privileges & Community Resources
5.1 Discussion Forums & Specialty Circles
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Open Forums: All registered members can start new threads or reply in general wellness, self‑care tips, and mindful living categories.
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Specialty Circles:
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Access by application or by completing prerequisite Courses (e.g., “Grief & Loss Support,” “Anxiety Reset Circle”).
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Members who meet eligibility can join closed groups to share deeper experiences in a smaller, focused setting.
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5.2 Resource Library Access
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Core Resources (Free):
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Articles, how‑to guides, short videos, and downloadable worksheets—accessible to every member.
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Premium Resources:
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In‑depth workbooks, recorded masterclasses, and toolkits—reserved for members who have completed specified Courses or hold a paid membership tier.
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New Resource Requests:
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Members can suggest topics or materials via the “Resource Request” form; requests are reviewed quarterly by the Content Team.
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5.3 Member Events & Workshops
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Live Q&As & Guest Speakers:
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Monthly live sessions hosted by experts (e.g., psychologists, life coaches) open to all members.
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Peer‑Led Workshops:
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Members who have attained “Verified Contributor” status may propose and lead skill‑building workshops (e.g., journaling circles, meditation practice).
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Event Registration:
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RSVP via the Community Events calendar; spots may be limited and allocated on a first‑come, first‑served basis.
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5.4 Recognition & Badging System
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Engagement Badges:
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Earn badges for milestones like “First Post,” “Helpful Answer,” or “15 Consecutive Logins.”
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Contributor Badges:
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Awarded to members whose resource submissions are accepted or whose peer support is highly rated by fellow members.
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Display & Benefits:
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Badges appear on your profile and can unlock privileges (e.g., priority access to events, early resource previews).
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5.5 Member‑Initiated Groups & Projects
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Starting a Subgroup:
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Any member in good standing may propose a new subgroup topic by submitting a “Subgroup Proposal” (description, goals, co‑hosts).
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Moderator review ensures alignment with Community mission and policy.
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Collaborative Projects:
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Members can form project teams (e.g., co‑authoring an e‑guide, hosting a virtual retreat). Project leads must register their project plan and timeline with Community Admin.
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5.6 Feedback, Surveys & Suggestion Box
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Continuous Improvement:
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Quarterly member surveys gauge satisfaction, gather feedback on features, and collect ideas for new offerings.
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Suggestion Box:
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Open year‑round via the Community portal for comments on policy, platform enhancements, or resource needs.
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Response Commitment:
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The Community Team reviews submissions monthly and publishes a “You Asked, We Acted” summary outlining implemented changes.
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Section 6 – Definitions & Acronyms
To ensure clarity and consistency, the following terms and acronyms used in these Community Policies have the meanings set forth below:
Term / Acronym Definition
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“Community” - All forums, groups, events, and resource libraries operated under the My Reset Lab brand.
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“Member” - Any individual with a registered account who has accepted these Community Policies.
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“Standard Member” - A Member with basic posting and viewing privileges in open forums.
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“Verified Contributor” - A Member vetted for expertise who may create resources and lead specialty discussions.
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“Moderator” - A My Reset Lab–appointed individual charged with enforcing policies, handling reports, and managing content.
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“Administrator” - Staff responsible for overall Community operations, policy updates, and platform maintenance.
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“Subgroup” - A closed, topic‑specific group that requires approval or prerequisites for access.
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“Forum” - An online discussion area within the Community portal, organized by topic or theme.
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“Thread” - A series of posts and replies under a single topic within a Forum.
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“Resource Library” - The collection of articles, videos, worksheets, and toolkits available to Members.
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“Report” - A request submitted by any Member to flag content or behavior that potentially violates policy.
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“Report Issue” - FeatureThe in‑portal button or link used to file a Report directly from a post or thread.
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“2FA” - Two‑Factor Authentication—a security measure requiring two forms of verification to log in.
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“LMS” - Learning Management System—the platform hosting courses, progress tracking, and live‑session links.
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“DM” - Direct Message—the private messaging feature between Members or between a Member and a Moderator/Admin.
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“Policy” - These Community Policies, as may be amended from time to time.
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“Content” - Any text, images, videos, links, or files posted by Members or shared by My Reset Lab staff.
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“Badge” - A digital emblem awarded to Members for achievements like posting milestones or resource contributions.
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“AMA” - “Ask Me Anything”—live‑format events where a guest expert answers Member questions in real time.
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“Q&A” - Question & Answer sessions, either live or asynchronous, facilitated by My Reset Lab or a Verified Contributor.
6.2 Contact Information
For questions about these Terms or to initiate informal dispute resolution, please contact:
My Reset Lab Compliance Team
Email: support@myresetlab.com
Phone: (912) 268‑0498
Effective Date: June 28, 2025