Community

Experiences create context

Positive and negative experiences matter equally. What counts is not whether a report helps or hurts a vendor, but whether it is concrete, verifiable and matched to the right vendor.

Report vendor experience

Verified

Contributions come from verified accounts

Submitting a new experience requires a verified PeptideJury account. That lets reports be traced to an account and makes abuse patterns easier to detect.

Public identity

Only your username is public

First name, last name, country and email stay private account data. A published community experience shows only the public username.

Moderation

Submitting is not the same as publishing

New experiences start in a moderation state. Attribution, content, manipulation signals and compliance with the community rules can be checked before a report is used as evidence.

Quality

Concrete context beats volume

Facts, timing and a clear vendor identifier are more useful than blanket accusations or praise. Doxxing, harassment, threats and coordinated manipulation are not accepted.

Rules

Fair to the community and to vendors

The full rules explain which content is allowed, how personal data is handled, and why manipulative mass-reporting can be removed or sanctioned.