hey angels! we just wanted to drop in very quickly to touch base on a few things regarding general group etiquette and expectations around activity. i know we say this all the time, but we mean it when we say you guys are genuinely an incredible bunch of writers and we are so incredibly pleased with how this group has flourished so far. when we make these notes, it's really just to keep things going as smoothly as they have so far.
when it comes to bringing concerns to us, please keep in mind that there is very little we can do if a concern is brought to us anonymously. we don't post anonymous concerns on the dashboard and there's very little, if anything, we can do to reach out to you to further discuss, gain clarity, and reach a resolution on an issue when they are brought to us without a way to identify the member in need. we understand that sometimes coming forward about something is an uncomfortable experience, but as mods, our number goal is member comfort within our group. it is something we take very seriously, so please keep that in mind when something is bothering you. we hate feeling like our hands are tied when it comes to something that may have a simple solution.
to dive a little deeper into the topic of member comfort, we just want to remind you guys to make sure that you're tagging things accordingly. if you're second guessing whether or not something on the dash should be tagged, it's better to play it safe and tag something rather than leave it untagged and run the risk of making someone uncomfortable. here is our current, up to date trigger list. if there's something missing there that you think should be on there, or if we're missing any of your personal triggers, please reach out to us asap and we'll get the list updated. taking the extra second to make sure something is tagged is a small action that goes a long way in making your fellow dash friends feel taken care of and it's something we appreciate greatly.
finally, we want to take a second to reiterate our activity rules. they're pretty laid back: five days without posting gets you a warning, seven days without posting deems you inactive and warrants an unfollow. we consider excessive reblogs with no original content in between and excessive days between posts only to keep within the activity parameters to be rolehogging. since activity checks are posted at our discretion and not on a set schedule, there will be times that members reach 7 days inactive without receiving a prior warning. it is rare that this will happen, but when it does, the activity rule still applies. members that reach activity that would like to still remain part of rock bottom are always welcome to reapply. we also have a hiatus form readily available for anyone who may need to step away from the group but want to protect their roles.
that's all for now! please give this post a little like once you've read through it. and as always, thank you guys for making rock bottom such a pleasure to mod.













