The whole community, one room.

Messages are translated as they land, into English, Spanish or Chinese, whichever you picked. You write in yours; everyone reads in theirs.

The original is never overwritten — it travels alongside the translation, so what somebody actually said is always recoverable. If translation fails, the message still arrives in its original language rather than not arriving at all.

Post under a pseudonym when saying it under your own name would cost you something. An anonymous message carries no photo, no real name, and no badge — a dj or admin tag would identify the speaker on its own, so the server strips it before the message is sent, not just before it is drawn.

You can ask an anonymous poster to swap contacts, and they can accept — without their identity leaking to get the request there. The room passes a sealed reference the sender cannot read or reverse, so anonymity survives the introduction. It stays anonymous unless they decide otherwise.

No one gets banned from this room — unless they are convicted of a relevant crime. That is the whole rule.

The bar is a court, not a consensus, because the alternative is that whoever can gather the loudest crowd decides who belongs. An accusation is not a finding. Being disliked is not an offence. Individual messages still get removed when they break the covenant — that is a message leaving, not a person.