Community Rules
Meme Central is a neutral data aggregator. Discussion threads are moderated.
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No market manipulation
No coordinated pumps, wash-trading claims, paid shilling, vote brigading, or fabricated chart/volume data. Nothing posted here is a recommendation to buy or sell.
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No impersonation
Do not pose as a token team, launchpad, exchange, moderator, or another user, and do not post fake official announcements or spoofed contract addresses.
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No solicitation of funds
No asking for deposits, tips, wallet connections, presale allocations, giveaways, DM 'support', or investment on anyone's behalf. Links to drainers or phishing sites are removed on sight.
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No doxxing
Do not post private information about anyone — real names, addresses, employers, contact details, or wallet-to-identity linkage. Harassment, threats, and hate speech are also prohibited.
Enforcement
Posts are screened automatically when they are created; content flagged by our automated safety check is hidden immediately. Every post also carries a Report button, and posts reaching three reports enter a human review queue where a moderator either removes them or dismisses the reports. Posting is rate limited to five posts per minute per account. Repeated violations can lead to loss of posting access.
How the safety score works
Every indexed token carries a 0–100 score built only from on-chain facts reported by our safety providers: mint and freeze authority, whether the liquidity pool is locked and by which provider, the share held by the top ten wallets, and honeypot/sell-tax checks. A locked pool is weighted heavily — an unlocked pool can be withdrawn by the deployer at any moment. Scores under 40 render red, 40–69 amber, 70 and above green. The score is a data summary, never a recommendation.
Appeals
If your post was removed and you believe it followed these rules, reply in the same token thread from your account within 14 days describing the removed post. A moderator who did not make the original decision reviews the appeal and restores the post if the removal was wrong. Automated removals are always reviewable by a human.
