The YUNO AI SOCIETY™ Community is a working room for people who take creative work made with AI seriously. These guidelines describe how we treat each other inside it. The Community lives in a private group on Skool, and these guidelines apply there: to posts, comments, profiles, event sessions and direct messages between members, alongside Skool's own rules. They also apply to work offered through the showcase in THE HOUSE™.
The standard
Bring your best work and your real questions. Give feedback the way a good creative director gives it: specific, useful and aimed at making the work stronger. Credit people. Assume the person on the other side is trying, and talk to them that way.
What belongs here
Work in progress and finished work, with the tools and workflow behind it. Questions about direction, prompts, pipelines and business. Honest critique that a member asked for. Wins, launches and lessons learned. Resources you have permission to share.
What does not belong here
Harassment, insults, slurs, threats or targeting a member for who they are. Hate speech of any kind. Sexual content, and any sexualized depiction of minors, real or generated, which is reported to the authorities. Content that imitates a real, identifiable person without documented consent, including deepfakes, cloned voices and fabricated endorsements. Doxxing or posting anyone's private information. Spam, unsolicited promotion, affiliate drops and recruitment for other communities or courses. Reposting another member's work or prompts as your own. Sharing lessons, prompts or plugins outside the membership. Anything illegal.
Feedback and critique
Critique the work, not the person. When you ask for feedback, say what kind you want. When you give it, say what is working before you say what is not, and be concrete about the change you would make. Disagreement is welcome; contempt is not.
Credit and originality
Say which tools and workflows you used when you share work; the community learns from that. If a piece builds on another member's prompt, structure or idea, credit them. Use your MEMBER badge on original work you made, and credit every creator whose work you referenced. If you sell work made from what you learned here, that is the goal; the curriculum itself stays inside THE HOUSE™.
Reporting
Report anything that breaks these guidelines with Skool's report option on the post or comment, or email hello@yunoaisociety.com. Reports are private and reviewed by the YUNO AI SOCIETY™ team. Intimate images shared without consent and sexual deepfakes are removed within 48 hours of a valid report, as set out in the Content Removal Policy.
Moderation
We review reports and content, and we act in proportion to the problem. Outcomes range from removing a post, to a written warning recorded on the account, to restricting posting, to suspension, to closing the account. Serious breaches such as harassment, sexual content involving minors, doxxing or redistributing the curriculum result in immediate removal without refund. If you believe a moderation decision was wrong, email hello@yunoaisociety.com and ask us to review it; we will look again and reply.
Live sessions
When we hold live sessions, recorded ones are announced. Recording other members, or sharing a session outside the membership, needs everyone's consent.
Privacy inside the community
What members share here stays here. Do not screenshot or repost another member's work, words or profile outside the Platform without their permission.
Thank you for helping keep this room worth being in.