User:JillOfTrades/Sandbox3

In any fandom community, we come across many toxic communities. Not everyone is taught on how to handle situations like this, which can make any conflict hostile.

Before providing the resources, we'll go over a few things.

No matter your gender, sexual orientation, religion, interests, location, etc.

Your rights are:

A safe place online, both physically and mentally.* You can like what you want, and no one can dictate what you like or dislike. No one can force you to do anything. No one can tell you how you feel. You can block people that make you uncomfortable in any way.

And always remember this: * While this is true, you will have to do your part in order to make that happen. You are a human being. You are not perfect. Remember the human behind the screen. Doing one bad thing does not make you a bad person. Just because a mass majority say whatever is wrong or right does not mean it is wrong or right. It's okay to have an opinion, but it's not okay to pressure your opinion on others.

What you should not post online: Real friends' and family members' names. Your address. Your workplace. Your school. Any payment information. Pictures of yourself or others.

When you come across a user harassing or causing trouble for someone, what should you do? 1. Do not engage. 2. Report the user to the staff. 3. Do not tell the user you are reporting-do not even talk to the user. This is for your own safety.