What do I need to use Community Moderation Policy?

The community; The values / what "good" looks like; Team; Legal / brand constraints.

Is Community Moderation Policy free to use?

Yes — run it free in the browser playground (no API key needed for the sponsored trial, or bring any provider key), or install it into Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT and more via npx pm-claude-skills. MIT-licensed and open source.

Community Moderation Policy

Q: How do I know the Community Moderation Policy output is good?

The skill verifies itself against its own quality checks: Every rule is concrete enough to predict a call, with an example of the line; The ladder ties specific triggers to specific actions and who may apply them; Severe cases (threats, doxxing, CSAM) are zero-tolerance and route to reporting; An appeals path exists and is reviewed by someone other than the acting mod.

🔵 Stable🕐 updated 2026-07-23 🔷 SkillSpec L3 pm-social

Write a fair, enforceable community moderation policy. Use when standing up or overhauling moderation for a forum, Discord, Slack, subreddit, or any user community. Produces a clear code of conduct with examples, a graduated enforcement ladder tied to specific triggers, an appeals process, moderator guidelines, and the handling for the severe cases (threats, doxxing, brigading) that need immediate action. Governs member conduct in a user community — distinct from [[community-management-playbook]], which manages a brand's own social-media channels (comments, DMs, tone, response templates).

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What to give it

▸The community — platform, rough size, purpose, and audience norms

▸The values / what "good" looks like — here, and the behaviors you most want to prevent

▸Team — how many moderators, volunteer or staff, tools available

▸Legal / brand constraints — platform ToS, regulated topics, company brand line

✅ The bar it holds itself to

Every skill in this library self-verifies — these are this skill's own quality checks, straight from its definition.

✓Every rule is concrete enough to predict a call, with an example of the line

✓The ladder ties specific triggers to specific actions and who may apply them

✓Severe cases (threats, doxxing, CSAM) are zero-tolerance and route to reporting

✓An appeals path exists and is reviewed by someone other than the acting mod

✓Mod guidelines cover consistency, conflicts of interest, and documentation

✓Tone and severity fit this community; it aligns with the platform ToS

⚠️ What it refuses to do

Vague rules ("don't be a jerk") with no examples — unenforceable and arbitrary-feeling

A single "ban" hammer with no graduated steps for minor issues

Inconsistent enforcement by mood or by who the member is

No appeals process (every action feels final and unjust)

Unwritten rules enforced as if everyone knew them

Install

npx pm-claude-skills add --agent claude   # or codex · cursor · gemini · hermes
# or one-line MCP (every skill, any client):
claude mcp add pm-skills -- npx -y pm-claude-skills-mcp

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