What makes a useful experience report?
A first-hand account can suggest a problem to test. It cannot prove regulation, solvency, security or the experience of all users.
What should be included?
Name the exact product, country, approximate date, relationship and observable sequence. Separate what happened from what you think caused it.
What must stay out?
No recovery phrases, keys, passwords, codes, complete wallet addresses, identity documents, doxxing, threats, spam or unsupported criminal allegations.
How would moderation work?
If community submissions open in a future edition, they would move through email verification and a pending queue before approval or rejection. Positive and negative reports would receive the same rules; publication would be a separate recorded action.
Does email verification prove the story?
No. It only shows control of an inbox. Private email would not be published, and public links would use ugc and nofollow attributes.
What works now?
This edition does not accept community comments. There are no comment counts or community averages.