Our Community
Community Guidelines
For All Members, Affiliates, and Supporters Participating on WeThePeopleUZN.com
This platform exists to serve the people of the Universal Zulu Nation with transparency and unity. To protect that mission, everyone participating must follow these guidelines:
1. Speak Truthfully
Share only information you know to be true or have direct knowledge of.
If you bring forward a concern about a nominee, be prepared to provide details or context.
False accusations, rumors, or deliberate misinformation harm the Nation and may result in removal from the platform.
2. Stay Respectful
Ask hard questions, but do so without personal attacks, threats, or hate speech.
Disagree with ideas, not with people’s humanity.
No harassment of nominees, members, or other commenters will be tolerated.
3. Keep It About the Nation
Questions and concerns should relate to a nominee’s qualifications, conduct within the Universal Zulu Nation, or plans for the future.
This is not a place for outside drama or personal disputes unrelated to the Nation.
4. Engage in Good Faith
The goal is accountability, not cancellation for its own sake.
If you raise a concern, be willing to listen to the nominee’s response.
If you support a nominee, defend them with facts, not insults toward others.
5. Respect the Process
Do not attempt to spam, flood, or manipulate the Q&A under candidate videos.
Do not attempt to intimidate others from voting or speaking.
Trust the process: every voice is heard, and the final vote tally will be public.
6. Protect the Message Board
Once the new governing body is elected, the Message Board is for real-time communication with leadership.
Keep posts constructive. Bring problems and solutions.
Leadership agrees to read and respond — the community agrees to engage with purpose.
Violations of these guidelines may result in your comments being removed or your access to the platform being restricted.
Our Standard:
We are building something historic. Let us carry ourselves with the knowledge, wisdom, and understanding that the Universal Zulu Nation represents.
