Platform · The rules we hold ourselves to
The Charter
What would you like to do?
A platform that asks people to trust it with their social life owes them its constitution in plain language.
Article 1 — Purpose
The platform exists to increase real-world encounter, belonging and participation in France. Screen time is a cost, never a goal; every metric we optimise is measured in rooms, not sessions.
Article 2 — The person
Members are citizens, not inventory. Profiles carry what a neighbour would know, not what a broker would buy.
Article 3 — The civic layer
Cercles, campaigns, needs, programs and restitutions are free for every person and association, forever. Collectivités pay for their workspace; residents never pay to participate.
Article 4 — Money
Fees are published, capped, and benchmarked. Nothing is charged on public money. There is no advertising and no sale of individual data.
Article 5 — Honesty of content
Every record says where it comes from: created by members, public information with its official source, or proposed by the platform. Official answers come only from verified authority accounts. Prices are the host's stated figures. Nothing on the platform pretends to be what it is not.
Article 6 — Procedure
Campaigns move forward only, one dated stage at a time, and their record is public. One account, one signature.
Article 7 — Data
Participation data belongs to the commons: aggregate and open for public benefit, individual and closed for everyone else.
Article 8 — Governance of the platform
A charter council with citizen majority reviews changes to these rules; the États Généraux du Lien Social re-examines them every five years.